Sancai Glaze Pottery Figure of Attendant

Chinese Ming Sancai Glaze Funerary Pottery Man Figure. Perhaps a court attendant. Mounted to wood base Lamp. Measures 6"x6"x31" tall to finial. Weight 6 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston, SC Estat

Two Chinese pottery attendant figures of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 CE) in a sancai glaze, each on a hexagonal pedestal with left arm raised and would have held object, both have removable heads with

Chinese Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) green and ochre sancai glazed pottery burial figure of an attendant standing on hexagonal base. 14.25" H x 6" W x 4" D. Crazing and minor losses to glaze.

**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

CHINA, MING DYNASTY A Chinese Sancai glaze pottery roof tile. The tile is in the form of a seated official with bat necklace finished in a green-yellow Sancai glaze. The figure sits on a carved hardwo

A pair of antique Chinese Ming Dynasty Sancai finely glazed and hollow moulded pottery figures of male court attendants. The figures are depicted wearing typical Ming court robes with rich folds and d

A pair of antique Chinese Ming Dynasty Sancai finely glazed, mainly green, and hollow moulded pottery figures of male court attendants. The figures are depicted wearing typical Ming court robes with r

The standing figure wearing a tall hat with a long robe decorated in green and orange glaze standing straight on a tall base.H:76cm. Provenance: Cowperthwaite family collection.

TWO CHINESE SANCAI GLAZE PORCELAIN ATTENDANT FIGURES20th CenturyBoth standing on plinths.Heights approx. 10”.

CHINA, 19TH-20TH CENTURY A group of four pairs of Chinese porcelain Foo Dog and Lion figures. All pairs are opposing including Sancai glaze, turquoise glaze, and pottery figures. Dimensions Largest me

THREE CHINESE SANCAI GLAZED POTTERY TOMB FIGURESTang DynastyThree female attendants.Heights from 9" to 10".

A Chinese sancai-glazed pottery warrior figure, H:39cm. Phillips International Auctioneers & Valuers "The John T. Biggs Collection-Early Chinese Ceramicsand Bronzes" Auction on 1999 Sept 17th, Lot#128

Chinese, Probably 20th Century, With Cabin And Three Figures In The Han Dynasty Style, 8 X 17 X 4.5 Inches, Crazing And Residue To Surface

Large pottery figure of Li Tieguai, one of the Eight Chinese Immortals. Head and hem unglazed, otherwise sancai glaze. Approx. 20" in height.

Pair of Chinese pottery foo dog figures, sancai glaze, unmarked, 9" h

Three Part Figures of Court Dignitaries, in sancai glaze, with removeable heads and lift-off torsos, in padded boxes. 35 1/2" & 36 1/4" tall, lightly encrusted. On integral bases, which do not have bo

Pottery foo dog figure with sancai glaze, includes certificate of antiquity dating the piece to the Tongzhi period. 9.5"h

A PAIR OF CHINESE MING STYLE GLAZED POTTERY FIGURES OF ATTENDANTS, each standing figure applied with green and ochre glazes, 9.25in high.

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

(2) Sancai decorated Chinese pottery figures, Warrior, lacking scepter or sword, base with chip and a crack, other small chips, 18" h; with a kneeling attendant, repair to corner of base, 11" high

Chinese Tang Dynasty style hollow pottery mingqi tomb figure of a horse, Sancai glaze, ht 11 3/4" ex Iris Love

* A Large Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Funerary Set ming dynasty comprising various figures of standing attendants and musicians, models of houses and furniture, vessels and offering bowls filled wit

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A handsome mold-made pottery male figure standing atop an integral plinth. Holding his right fist out before him as though holding the reigns of a ho

Antique Sancai glazed pottery figure of a Bactrian camel depicted standing foursquare above a conforming base, the long neck craning back to hold the head high and mouth agape. The glaze predominately