Pair of Chinese Tomb Figures

Unglazed. Condition commensurate with age and use. 19"H x 7.5"W x 5.5"D

Pair of Chinese Han Dynasty terracotta tomb figures dancing. Well potted figures with elaborate headdresses. Low fired earthenware retaining much of the original polychrome decoration. The stands with

Pair ancient Chinese tomb figures, grey clay with red patina, one has repaired leg, other has repaired ankle, height is 23.5". NOTE, this item came from a private collection of antiquities, mostly acq

Pair of Chinese, Ming Dynasty (1368 AD – 1644 AD) Sancai - Glazed Terracotta Tomb Figures. Each dressed in traditional garb and stands on square platform. Each measures 8" H x 3" W. Condition:

possibly Han Dynasty, comprising two male armless figures, both painted in red pigment, 21-1/2 x 3-1/4 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

Pair Chinese Sancai pottery tomb figures, Ming Dynasty style, yellow and green enamel glaze with pigment painted heads, 15.5"h x 4.5"dia (taller) Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E.

Pair of Chinese archaistic stone tomb figure boots; H: 18" (each, approx.)

PAIR OF CHINESE SANCAI POTTERY TOMB FIGURESMing DynastyMusicians holding horns and standing on stepped bases.Heights 9.5".

Pair of Ancient Chinese Terracotta Tomb Figures | These sculptural tomb pottery pieces appear to represent a male and female attendant | Each figurine has remaining paint decoration in red, white, ora

China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 to 1644 CE. A finely painted pair of molded tomb figures. They wear similar clothing, painted in complementary combinations of green, blue, red, and black, with tall conical

Pair of antique Chinese horse sculptures in the style of Tang Dynasty tomb figures. Richly patinated. Inlaid gilt designs of Chinese lung dragons and profuse Chinese characters. Good overall condition

A pair of Chinese antique, possibly Ming?, sancai green and brown glazed pottery tomb sculptures depicting a woman with bowl and a man with chest, both standing atop hexagonal bases. Each with removab

DESCRIPTION: Two Chinese ceramic tomb figures, each wearing green and yellow glazed courtly garb and standing on a hexagonal base. One figure bears a bowl and wears a pointed headdress, and the other

Late 19th/early 20th centuryThe pair holding offerings12in. (30cm) h.The single figure depicted in loose robe.9in. (23cm)

**Originally Listed At $3500** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. A charming, hollow, mold-made ceramic camel, standing proud with a long curved neck and a pair of pointed humps. Head

Includes a pair of Chinese Ming? dynasty dog form tomb guardians; (3) glazed bowls of various sizes, shapes, and color variations - with losses, and repairs; and a Chinese glazed seated figure. From a

**Originally Listed At $1000** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A pretty pair of mold-formed pottery tomb figures known as mingqi, representing female court musicians. They stand at

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A pair of mold-made tomb attendants (mingqi) with extensive costumes, painted, individualized faces, and accessories, each standing on a pedestal.

Han Dynasty tomb attendant figures., circa 400 B.C. A pair of terracotta attendants bearing offerings. One has cream slip, the other white slip. Black hair tied in a knot with ribbon which extends in

Ancient Chinese Han Dynasty Pottery Tomb Attendants (ca. 206 BCE-220 CE). Size of each figure: approx.: 6"H x 2.25"L x 2"W. A pair of matching tomb attendant figures standing upon square pedestals. Th

**Originally Listed At $500** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A pair of matching pottery tomb attendant figures standing upon square pedestals dressed in ankle length robes with

**Originally Listed At $1200** East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A fine pair of mold-formed pottery tomb attendants standing atop integral rectangular plinths. Each figure presents we

Chinese Art, : Hentzey, Chinese Tomb Figures, London, 9128, folio, original cloth; Karlgreen, Pillsbury Collection of Chinese Bronzes, Minnesota, 1951; Bulling, Decoration of the Mirrors of the Han Pe

A trio of Chinese tomb figures, Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BC – 220 AD. They range from 7-1/4 in to 9-1/2 in in height and depict a group of entertainers. Each is portrayed in a different dance or acrobat