Pair Tang Style Phoenix Head Ewers

A Tang-style sancai ewer in a phoenix head shape, 4.5"w x 9.75"h.

height-3.5cm middle width-14cm

Sancai-Glazed Phoenix-Head Ewer, Tang, of flattened baluster form with applied foliate handle, the neck molded in the form of a phoenix head with a pearl clasped within its beak, the body with two ova

A Chinese Tang Dynasty style Sancai Pottery phoenix form stoneware ewer having reliefs on either side depicting a figure on horseback with bow and arrow in Sancai amber, green, and cream tones. Unmark

Chinese Ewer with Phoenix Head, Tang Dynasty possibly, ovoid form, the body molded in relief with a deer to each side, the shoulders molded with lappets, with a phoenix head spout and applied dragon f

Chicken Head Ewer Chinese, Tang style ewer, buff pottery with green glaze, ovoid body with pinched spout above short-waisted neck, applied handle with monkey head looking over mouth rim, flat base, 8-

of Court Ladies Chinese, standing figures with elaborate unglazed heads with varying Sancai-glazed robes, unglazed [ruyi-]form platform bases, 15-3/8 in. glaze degradation, one with old break and repa

A Chinese Song style mixed metal ewer with phoenix head spout and green patina, raised on tripod supports, 9" high

Pair Tang-Style Pottery HorsesPair of small Chinese Tang-style unglazed pottery horses; each standing four square atop a plinth with their heads hung low (degradation and repaired tail): L: 7 1/2"; wo

Song Dynasty Style, High: 6.5 inch; Diameter: 2.0 inch; Width: 5.25 inch

Pair of vintage Chinese export horse statues. Crafted of cloisonne enamel over brass. Features magnificent stylized dragon and phoenix enamel decoration in blue, rest red, green and pink over a turquo

Of a ringed mouth to a short straight neck, jointed the lombed body supported on a short footrim, with a pair of looped ears flanked to the sides. A band of 'Hui' pattern bordered on the mouth ring an

A PAIR OF CHINESE TANG STYLE SILVERED BRONZE CIRCULAR MIRRORS, each decorated in relief with lions, phoenix and vine enclosing a crouching mythical animal to the centre, 6in diameter.

A SMALLER PAIR OF CHINESE TANG STYLE SILVERED BRONZE SQUARE MIRRORS, each decorated in relief with lions and phoenix enclosing a crouching mythical beast to the centre, 4in square.

Pair Porcelain + Brass Neo Classical Style Lamps. Pair of vintage lamps with matching neo classical style brass filigree and phoenix head bases. Porcelain bodies are not matching. One features a fox h

Group of three Chinese porcelains: ru-type tripod dish, red and white covered ewer with phoenix head spout; together with Chenghua-style blue and white cup;; H: 7½" (tallest); one w

Pair of George III Style Mahogany Pier Tables, parcel gilt and burl elm frame having mixed specimen marble tops, phoenix head returns and scaled claw feet. height 33 1/2 inches, width 59 inches, depth

Pair of French Empire Style Ormolu and Patinated Bronze Wall Sconces20th century, three-light forms, phoenix head decoration over scrolling foliate candle arms, mounted to a conforming openwork wall m

A Silver 'Dragon& Phoenix' Ewer. Supported by a subtly splayed foot; surmounted by a phoenix head. Chinese Tang Dynasty. Size:17cmx8.5cmx25cm

Pair of late 20th century Georgian-style carved mahogany open armchairs, the back splats and seat rails veneered in burl elmwood, the arms carved with phoenix bird heads. Burgundy leather slip seats a

A PAIR OF PARTIALLY PAINTED CERAMIC HORSES China, Tang dynasty style The two horses with three legs supported by a base, one of the front legs raised, both with neck and head in accentuated twist, the

melon shaped body, dragon head handle, spout in the form of a Makara head, on of circular foot, overall decoration of animals among floral scrolls, h 17cm

TANG STYLE SANCAI GLAZE EWERChinese, early 20th century, ceramic. The anthropomorphic, handled vessel in green and brown sancai glaze, and with molded, phoenix form lid.17 in. (43.2 cm.)

PAIR NEOCLASSICAL STYLE BRONZE EWERS likely Neo-Grec period, with mask head spouts and stylized dolphin head terminals, on slate bases, surface oxidation and some minor rubs to bodies, chipping to bas