Pottery Model of a Caparisoned Horse, Northern Wei Dyn.

A PAINTED GREY POTTERY MODEL OF A HORSE Northern Wei dynasty, 5th-6th century Handsomely modeled standing four-square on a rectangular base, the horse with arched mane and slender face, details of the

horse sitting on back legs with front legs rearing up, reins and caparisoned saddle articulated with red pigment, 9-3/8 x 9 x 4 in. Provenance: E & J Frankel Ltd., New York, 1989; Private Collection,

A Painted Gray Pottery Model of a Horse Its body modeled as wearing a large saddle and standing on four square. Northern Qi Dynasty {Height: 10 3/4 inches (27.3 cm)} [Tail broken, wear to the pigments

Chinese Painted Pottery Model of a Caparisoned Horse 15 x 12 x 5 in. Applied label for The Chinese Porcelain Company, NY.

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-535 A.D. A ceramic figurine of a horse standing on a rectangular base; integral moulded saddle, saddlecloth, bells, plume and other accoutrements; painted bridle, mane and ot

A PAINTED GREY POTTERY MODEL OF KNEELING CAMEL Northern Wei dynasty, 6th century Laden with cargo and game birds supported by wooden slates between humps, the camel neighs with its head turned to the

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 A.D. A ceramic horse modelled in the round standing on an integral base, neck stretched upwards and head turned, mouth open; semi-naturalistic detailing to the head, ches

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 AD. A finely modelled terracotta figurine of a standing horse in an elaborate harness, the muscular neck with bells and pendants, rope with tassels around the upper neck,

Northern Wei Dynasty, 386-534 A.D. A ceramic horse figure modelled in the round standing on an integral rectangular base; the animal is richly caparisoned and adorned with a decorative saddle cloth. C

with traces of polychrome and gilt decoration, old repair to one ear. Oxford authentication T.L. test report indicates firing between 1,000 and 1,600 years ago, consistent with suggested period of man

Painted pottery model of a caparisoned Fereghana horse standing still on rectangular base. 11"H. (24 Central Park South, NYC Estate)

NORTHERN WEI POTTERY PARADE HORSEVery finely modeled, Chinese Northern Wei Dynasty pottery parade horse; with a wide flared saddle, and adorned with conch shells and bells, and wearing typical trappin

A Chinese Northern Wei Dynasty Painted Pottery Horse & Female Rider. The horse standing alert and the female rider sitting upright dressed in flowing robes. Made from a greyish-brown pottery and cold-

Chinese Northern Wei Dynasty Grey Pottery Figure of a Horse with saddle, bridle, bells and plaques with traces of coloring on a flat rectangular base. Height 9 3/4 inches (24.8 cm.) X width 10 1/4 inc

Two Northern Wei & Tang Dynasty Pottery AnimalsTwo antique Chinese Northern Wei and Tang Dynasty painted pottery animals: a saddled horse standing four-square with bags to each side; together with a c

A Northern Wei dynasty style painted pottery statue of a standing harnessed horse with removable tassel. 16"Hx 14"Wx 6"D

Northern Wei Dyn asty,Stone Double-Faced Buddha Statue

A Chinese Bronze-gilt Figure of Bodhisattva Northern Wei Dyn. W:6cm;H:18cm

A Chinese Bronze-gilt Figure of Buddha Northern Wei Dyn. W:9cm;H:15cm

Large Chinese Buff Pottery Caparisoned Horse with 1 leg raised on irregular slab base. Height 18 1/2 inches (47 cm.) X width 19 inches (48.2 cm.). PROVENANCE: From the collection of Sara Wood Armour (

Lot 174 Chinese Pottery Caparisoned Horse (Sui Dynasty Style) with polychrome decorations height: 14 3/8 inches width: 13 inches Provenance: From a Private Collection

Lot 240 Pair of Chinese Straw Glazed Pottery Caparisoned Horses (Sui-Tang Dynasty) height (larger): 10 3/4 inches width (larger): 11 inches Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joseph Rondina

Chinese Tang-style pottery models, including: glazed camel, standing four-square; together with black horse, with moulded detailing; H: 16 1/2" (tallest, approx.)

NORTHERN QI DYNASTY POTTERY HORSEChinese Northern Qi Dynasty painted pottery horse; standing four-square on a platform, with a large saddle bag slung over its back, and showing some remaining painted