Han Dynasty

Warriors, early Han Dynasty, Shaanxi Province, China 206 BC - 220 AD.

Offered by J R Richards Han dynasty male attendant with original pigments.

Han dynasty painted pottery equestrian, 206 B.C.-220 A.D.

Han dynasty head on a metal stand from male “stick figure” showing contemplative, peaceful face.

Han Dynasty Pottery Cocoon Jar. The jar bearing blue, white, red and yellow painted decoration.

Offered by J R Richards Han Dynasty glazed jar, 206 BC-220 AD. Originally glazed in a deep green, but thru oxidation and moisture, the glazed has turned to a silky iridescence.

earthenware authentic Han Dynasty circa 206 b.c. granary model. An excavation piece.

earthenware authentic Han Dynasty circa 206 b.c. granary model. An excavation piece.

Han dynasty painted pottery “Hu” Jar. (B.C. 206-A.D. 220) Much Original Pigment.

Unglazed ware like this dates to the Han dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), and is typically found in burial sites across China.

A Chinese Han Dynasty Glazed ceramic Urn with a highly saturated silvered and forest green glaze, dished mouth and decorative incised bands encircling the whole.

The Han Dynasty was the second Imperial Dynasty of China dating 202BC -220AD, established by Liu Bang and ruled by the House of Liu.

An unusually large and rare Han dynasty (206 BC-220 AD) painted pottery official painted with white pigment, wearing a hat with painted ribbon tied below the chin and a layeredcked i...

Crudely crafted pair of Han Dynasty (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.) Animals. 2000 year old animal sculptures presumably of a cow and deer.

Large Chinese Han dynasty unglazed terracotta jar also known as "Hu," mounted as lamp.

Han dynasty (206 BC -220 AD) is one of ancient China's most prosperous periods.

XVIII, fig. 29 'Bestiaire', Beurdeley & cie, Paris, March 1993, no. 15; ‘Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art’, Christie’s, New York, 21 March 2002, lot 80 This elegant bronz...

These ornamental earrings are representative of the Han Dynasty period crafted with 3.50ct Green Tourmaline ovals set in 22K Yellow Gold and Bronze spirals, post studs.

This is a Han Dynasty (2,000 years old) green glazed tripod hill burner and removable cover.

A ceramic jar with silvered green glaze and dish-shaped mouth China, Han Dynasty, 206 B.C. - 220 A.D.

Pair of beautifully glazed Han Dynasty storage jars with original lids. Wonderful glaze overall with soft patina.

Green glazed ware like this dates to the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), and is typically found in burial sites across China.

A wonderful Han dynasty (206 BC-200 AD) incense burner. The circular body set upon three bear shaped legs and is covered in heavy leaded green glaze.

Offered by J R Richards An ancient pottery vessel with duck shaped head and beak. From the Han dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), with pigments. Measures: 12.5" tall x 9.5" wide.

This is a beautiful ceramic vase with a mountain shaped lid circa 206 BC-220 AD during China's Han Dynasty. It measures 21" x 12" and is in good condition.

Offered by J R Richards A Han dynasty (206BC - 220 AD) horse with pigment covering the grey clay body.

Chinese terracotta pottery model of a stove, shown with a central cooking pot and a selection of foods including a duck, two large fish, as well as cooking implements such as spoons,...

Collection of six Chinese Han dynasty earthenware jars, including two cocoon jars painted in black, red, grey and whites, the shape of the jar was meant to represent the silk worm's ...

Green-glazed ware like this dates to the Han dynasty (206 BC to 220 AD) and is typically found in burial sites across China.

This stunning Han Dynasty horse is approximately 2,000 years old.

This cocoon jar is from the Han Dynasty, dating back over 2,000 years. Recently unearthed, it still has the dirt and root lines encrusting it and was found with a garlic jar which i...

This Cast-Iron Statue of a Horse on Wooden Stand, is in the style of Chinese Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD) and is patinated to look like Pottery.

Two Chinese Han dynasty glazed earthenware jars also known as "Hu", meaning jar in Chinese, used for storage of wine, oils and assorted commodities likes grains.

Standing Horse, Han Dynasty, Shaanxi province, 206 BC-220 AD, China.

This Pair of painted Pottery Statues on wooden Stands, are in the style of Chinese Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD) and depict a Man and a Woman.

But perhaps the artistic revival of the Han Dynasty is nowhere more apparent than in their sculptures and vessels that were interred with deceased nobles.

A large terracotta rabbit that is depicted in an extremely naturalistic manner, characteristic of Han Dynasty artistic practice. It is depicted in a recumbent pose, ears bent backwar...

Ancient Chinese Han dynasty tomb, figure of a lady, 200 B.C. Formerly in the collection of commander F.

Naturally in Chinese art, the horse became a favourite subject of artists who try to create visual representations of the animal that capture both its vitality and presence. During t...

Rare Chinese tomb soldier figures from the Han dynasty, China (206 BC-A.D 9) This extraordinary figures dates to the Han dynasty of ancient China, circa 200 BC They are in a remark...

Imposing large pair of excavated original terracotta horses of the Han dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.), retaining much of the original pigment.

Chinese painted grey earthenware standing female figure, Western Han dynasty. The tall slender court lady stands with knees and elbows slightly bent to reveal the hands, now lost w...

Terra cotta spirit (Mingqui) carriage horse (Mache) China, Han dynasty (206 BC–AD 220) Measures: 37 W x 12 D x 47 H The spirit (mingqui) horse was part of the tomb accouterm...

Han Rice Keepers. Rice stored in these and buried in tombs. Glazes disenegrate over time with moisture. The silver color is a result of the mercury in the original glaze that breaks...

Horse and riders with much pigment remains. Black pottery decorated with paint. Sold individually.

very large amphorae with beautiful finish. Most paint missing.

Terra cotta rice keeper with green glaze. Mounted on bear feet.

Yellow Gold Chain. Exact Replica of a Han Dynasty Imperial Ornament. Created, Designed and Fabricated in Manhattan under the Direct Supervision of Prince John Landrum Bryant.

Han Hu shaped vessel. Pigment still visible.

Beautiful Hu shape jar with green crackle glaze.
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Hu style vase with rings on sides. Green glaze over terra cotta.

Chinese glazed earthenware model of a storehouse. Of rectangular form, the raised structure with overhanging roof and large window with balcony in relief. The side and rear walls are...

Unusually large and dramatic footed Hu style jars with lids.

Circular form with flattened doomed covers, the covers with a medallion of flower with full bloom, the bowls with two round borders. Period : Qing Dynasty, Kangxi-Yongzheng Period P...

The dish has a scalloped rim, which gives it a flower-like appearance. The wavy edges were often inspired by nature. It has a pale, almost translucent blue-green glaze, typical of Qi...

Vung Tau Shipwreck Coralized Blue Underglazed Porcelain Lidded Vase. Almost perfectly Identical piece from Vietnamese Royal Family in United States provenance have been sold at other...

The vase features a broad, rounded body with a slightly flared neck and a pedestal base. The decoration consists of intricate brushwork in iron-brown pigment, depicting figures and s...

This vase is decorated with dutch canal houses on one side and Chinese pagodas and flowers on the other side. Eastern and Western motifs were simultaneously expressed in ceramics. P...

This cylindrical cloisonné vessel is made with a brass body filled with turquoise-toned enamels that are fired to create a vivid, multi-colored surface. The exterior is densely decor...

This Ming Dynasty painted pottery horse is depicted standing on a tiered rectangular pedestal. The horse has a well-proportioned body, with sturdy legs and a slightly arched neck. Th...

This celadon vase features a gently rounded shoulder, a tall, slender neck, and a broad, flaring rim. Two small loop handles are applied to the shoulders. The body is finely incised ...

The vessel features a compressed body supported by three tapered feet and a flat, outwardly flaring rim. Three slender flanges originate from a subtle ridge on the shoulder and exten...

This small ewer is an exquisite example of Qingbai ware, known for its pale blue-tinged glaze. The vessel showcases the advanced ceramic techniques and artistic sophistication of the...

The dog faces forward, with clearly defined eyes that stand out. Its ears are slightly curled, giving the impression of a relaxed, natural stance. The collar around its neck, connect...

This pillow was produced by applying a white slip over a refined clay body and subsequently carving the decorative motifs. The floral design incised on the surface is symmetrically c...