Early Tang Dynasty Pottery Camel

possibly early Tang dynasty, earthenware camel at rest, separate polychrome saddle, 7 x 15 in. Note: A thermoluminescence test for one of the figures completed by ASA Laboratories in Paris, France acc

A RARE PAIR OF PAINTED GREY POTTERY FIGURES OF RECUMBENT BACTRIAN CAMELS Early Tang dynasty Each realistically modeled with heads turned to one side and braying, displaying flared nostrils and open mo

Tang dynasty or Tang style, molded camel, painted in red and white pigment, rectangular base with felt pads, 15-1/2 x 10-3/4 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield,

Five Chinese Early and Early-style pottery items, including: Song Dynasty standing figure; Tang-style kneeling camel; possibly Song Dynasty seated figure; together with two small bottles; L: 11 1/2&#3

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. Large Bactrian camel on integral plinth with distinct twin large humps, long bent neck with mouth open as if braying, back covered with blanket or sa

Chinese Tang Dynasty Pottery Camel Chinese Tang Dynasty restored period pottery camel, modeled as a standing Bactrian camel with its head up and its neck arched back in buff color clay. about 1500 yrs

Chinese Tang Dynasty period pottery camel, modeled as a standing Bactrian camel with its head up and its neck arched back in buff color clay. Approximate dimensions: h. 14.25", w. 5.25", d. 11.75".

Antique Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery camel; exceptionally well-modeled, with its head tilted back and its mouth open, standing foursquare upon a rectangular base; the fringed saddle showing splashes o

Tang Dynasty Tricolor Pottery Camel Statue.

Two Tang Potteries: Earth Spirit & WarriorTwo Chinese early Tang Dynasty painted pottery items: an earth spirit sitting up on its haunches with a moulded beast-like face; together with standing warrio

12 straw glazed pottery, male and female attendants. 3 court ladies, 4 grooms, two maidservants, two attendants, and one Sogdian merchant. 6 decapitated and reset. Two with severely degraded glaze. Ap

China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 600 to 800 CE. This is a sancai glazed hollow dromedary camel with saddle and saddle bags. The saddle bags are in the shape of a grotesque face with bulging jowls. Size: 6" L

East Asia, China, late Sui Dynasty to early Tang Dynasty, ca. late 6th to early 7th century CE A pair of ceramic figures, man and woman, with a pale green, smooth glaze over their pink-pigmented surfa

Far East, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A terracotta pottery Bactrian camel, mold-made in two attached pieces, rendered in a recumbent position, its head cocked so as to look upward, present

The foreign attendant or groom, possibly Tang dynasty, with traces of glaze and pigment; the horse, probably Sui/Tang dynasty; the grey pottery camel possibly Han dynasty. (H: 10 in. (attendant)) PROV

H: 11 in. (28 cm) L: 14.1 in. (36 cm)

Pair of Chinese Tang Dynasty Style Green Glaze Pottery Camel Figures. Export seal stamp to one figure. Measures 17-1/8" H x 4-1/2" W x 13-1/4" L. Condition: Rubbing to glaze, spotting Estimate: $150.0

Early Tang Dynasty Crème Buff JarletChinese Early Tang Dynasty crème buff glazed pottery jarlet; of globular form with raised foot and rolled lip; D: 4 1/2"; in wood box; Provenance: From the Hashim

Chinese Tang dynasty style sancai glazed pottery Bactrian camel, 20th century Unmarked Approx. height 21.37"

Ca. 618-907 AD. Excellent condition with age appropriate surface wear and minor edge chips. No repairs detected with ultra violet light. A fine large and impressive piece. Purchased at the same time a

Antique pottery of camel, possible Tang dynasty, 13"H

Chinese brown glazed pottery Bactrian camel, Possibly Tang Dynasty (7th-9th c.), modeled in four square position on rectangular base, the head tilted skyward, 15"h x 11"l x 4"w Provenance: Property fr

Three Chinese Pottery Figures Han Dynasty, Circa 206 B.C. to 220 A.D. comprising two Han Dynasty figures of female attendants, and a Tang Dynasty style green glazed pottery figure of a camel. 

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A beautiful mold-made ceramic camel, standing on an integral rectangular base, the surface glazed in the characteristic brown, green, and ochre yello