China Mask

Extremely well cast bronze, which leads us to believe it was crafted in Italy, and not in China

blue background features motifs of "Taotie" masks, which reflect Chinese culture and give this vase a

This highly detailed and stylized mask retains much of its original and vibrant coloring

Both masks are from the Henan province, and have a rich patina covering their oxblood and black

A vintage Chinese footed enamel over brass vase. The urn shaped vase is adorned with a polychrome

Ca 1900-1940 Fine Chinese Carved Wooden Face Mask China. Additional information: Material: Wood

Mid-century theatre/festival mask. An extremely characterful mask depicting a chubby face with

surroundings, this mask has a well aged patina covering the red lacquer paint and is raised on a contemporary

Monumental carved wood Chinese Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Head of a Luohan (or Arhat) exceptional

1940s handmade papier mâché head of a dragon. From a costume worn for Chinese New Years. Eyes blink

China, a hand carved nephrite green celadon round form jade of a mask. Collectible and would

This is a very old wooden mask made in China or Korea, probably around the 1800s. Many masks are

Stunning colorful lacquer hand painted vintage 12 masks Chinese wall hanging. This is from the

Contemporary Chinese hand carved stone mask on metal stand. Stand measures 4 x 3. Sits nicely

artistic decorations with flowers and Chinese masks visible. The figure is based on a black oval base

Contemporary Chinese hand carved stone mask on metal stand. Stand measures 4" x 3"

Late 19th-early 20th century Nuo Theater Mask depicting the god Tudi Gong, meaning 'Lord of the

A Chinese Han Dynasty large unglazed terracotta jar, 'Hu,' with Taotie masks that has been mounted

Muted slightly by a well-aged patina, the deep red lacquer and rounded features give this mask a

This highly stylized 19th Century mask is from China and was used during New Year's celebrations

Natural wood sculpture reminiscent of a stylized dragon, measures 26” x 14 1/2” x 22”. An organic sculpture for the modern scholar's desk.

Natural wood sculpture, 18” x 18” x 23”.

Natural wood sculpture reminiscent of a stylized water buffalo 12” x 34” x 22”. An organic sculpture for the modern scholar's desk.

representation on the klapmuts is, in fact, most unlike the traditional Chinese monster mask. Additional

Large and heavy Zaccagnini Mid-Century Ming table lamp modeled after an antique Chinese bronze vase

The Salt Cellars are cast and stand on three unusual scroll legs with shell feet and China man mask

attached to the main body with China man mask mouldings. The sides are beautifully decorated with detailed

reverse glass paintings, Chinese scrolls, period embroideries, No masks and framed fragments of vintage

This brightly-colored painted mask is a dance mask attributed to the Guro peoples of Côte d'Ivoire

banded borders on the teapot, creamer and sugar bowl, with Chinese mask handles and tea cups with further

Carved wood dance mask from China with open expression, attached moustache and beard, large ears

Vintage Nuo theater or ceremonial performance mask from Guizhou, South China, mid-20th century

A beautiful vintage set of four plaster hand made, glazed wall masks of male and female Asian

A Chinese Han Dynasty large unglazed terracotta jar, 'Hu,' with Taotie masks that has been mounted

A Chinese Han Dynasty large unglazed terracotta jar, 'Hu,' with Taotie masks that has been mounted

Wooden Mask of a Chinese Traditional Opera Personage, Sulfur Eyes, circa 1900 Measures: H 30cm, L

Chinese Imperial palaces and Asian homes. Frame dimensions: Mask sculpture: 18" height x 16" width x 6

A compelling and somewhat haunting, vintage Chinese mask. Having a graphic and striking presence

A finely carved early 20th century Yunnan Province (Southwest China) mask. Carved and polychrome

A bold 19th century camphor wood Chinese opera mask. From Hunan Province, circa 1880. M424

Pair of Chinese Bronze Masks

Four Carved wooden masks

Three large wood tribal mask from Southern China. Left 14.5"H 13.75"W, Center 20.5"W, 17"H

centre. An elegantly curved apron is carved with fierce taotie masks where the four legs join the apron

Pair of Chinese bronze urns with mask handles turned into lamps. Urns appear to be from the Han

wide bands of scroll work in red and white pigments, with taotie mask handles. Chinese, 2nd

decorated with archaistic Chinese taotie masks. Meiji Period (1868-1912) 9¾" h x 22" diameter

dragon masks, raised on rectangular plinth bases, spectacular statement lights, large and heavy, will be

A late 19th century vase of baluster form, having applied brown glazed lion masks upon a white