Tomb Attendant

This piece has been buried in a tomb for nearly 2,000 years. This attendant would have served the

which were “mingqi” objects designed to accompany their owner into the hereafter as tomb attendants but

female commoner and male monk, served as tomb attendants. Placed by the tombs of recently deceased

ImImportant Pair Monumental Ancient China Ming Tomb Attendant Sculptures, 1368-1644. These large

Chinese tomb attendants, collection of four; probably a family grouping. The set has beautiful

, including tomb attendants, aristocratic ladies, farm animals, soldiers, and horses. The appreciation for

Important ancient Imperial China Ming tomb Attendant Horse Rider holding a Treasure Box, 1368-1644

China, a large hand-carved effigy of a seated attendant , limestone, Qing dynasty 1644-1912

Important ancient Imperial China Ming tomb treasure attendant, 1368-1644, 26 inches in height

A set or four (4) glazed pottery courtesan tomb attendants from the Tang Dynasty. It is usually a

Important ancient Imperial China Ming tomb treasure attendant, 1368-1644, 26 inches in height

Important ancient Imperial China Ming tomb treasure attendant, 1368-1644 This large attendant

unique Asian antiques! If you're looking for Chinese roof tiles, Sancai pottery, censors, Tang tomb

A perfect and large pair of Ming period Terre cotta Dignitary Tomb attendees with green and yellow

earthly branches and are traditionally found in tombs of the wealth and elite. Interestingly, the term

Circa (618-907 AD) A pottery tomb attendant figure in the form of a woman who is wearing a lengthy

Circa 618-907 ADA mold-formed pottery tomb attendant figure in the form of a woman who is wearing a

East Asia, China, Tang Dynasty, circa 618 to 907 CE. A beautiful mold-formed pottery tomb

Chinese painted pottery kneeling court attendant. A solemn downward looking tomb minqui attendant

collection southern china History: Placing pottery and stone attendants in important tombs can be traced

Important ancient Imperial China Ming tomb treasure attendant, 1368-1644, 26 inches in height. This

monumental tomb pottery attendants recently acquired from an old European collection and originally collected

Important pair ancient Chinese cobalt blue Ming tomb treasure attendants, 1368-1644 Handmade and

Important pair ancient Chinese cobalt blue Ming tomb treasure attendants, 1368-1644 Handmade and

Ancient Imperial China Ming tomb treasure attendant, 1368-1644, 26 inches in height. This large

Each slender beauty elaborately dressed with up-curving edges at the shoulder and elbow of her jacket and sleeves as well as flamiform projections along the outer edge of her apron, ...

Han Dynasty Tomb Pottery Attendant.

Pair of Tang style terracotta tomb attendants, each one a standing robed figure with crossed arms

Tang dynasty pottery statue of standing horse with removable saddle, Tang dynasty 618-907, come with Oxford authentication TL test certificate. Oxford test numbers C106t33. I have on...

This dish is covered in a rich green glaze, with a central medallion depicting a sinuous dragon in high relief, surrounded by a continuous band of floral scrolls. The dragon’s scales...

A large and magnificent Chinese famille verte enameled porcelain large dish or charger, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period (1662 - 1722), circa 1700, China. The shallow, shaped dish of fo...

True in all its elements to the original examples which date from the early Chinese Tang period. The black glazed horse is naturalistically modelled. It stands on a rectangular base ...

This Chinese terracotta group of figures is made up of three figures of Chinese dignitaries in glazed green and ocher terracotta on hexagonal bases and removable heads. From the d...

A fine set of a six court attendants as in the Forbidden City of Beijing, elegantly dressed in a Green & Red Daopao – a traditional men’s formal attire from the Ming Dynasty dated 13...

Statues of Chinese horse and rider, featuring glazes in green, amber, are set on rectangular bases. Period: Ming Dynasty Medium: Green-glazed Pottery Type: Figure Provenance : Acq...

A Chinese blue and white Kraak plate, the central roundel depicting birds and floral design in a waterside, the rim with panels enclosing foliage and decorative objects. Period: Lat...

This bowl stands out for its detailed depiction of two fish amid soft spiral waves, bordered by two cranes within the bowl. The design's depth and clarity, from the lifelike portraya...

A stunning set of 5 graceful terracotta figurines from the Ming Dynasty '1368-1644' AD. These elegant attendants are standing on a yellow glazed lotus flower over a high hexagonal g...

This green-glazed pottery elephant dates to the Han dynasty, a period in which representations of elephants in Chinese art were uncommon. Elephants, once present in parts of Central ...

This artwork, acquired in Hong Kong during the 1990s, is presumed to have been produced in the same kiln from the Han dynasty, based on the head of the Sotheby's reference piece, whi...

The oviform body is divided into few lobes, and the shoulder is applied with a pair of small loops molded. Period : Five Dynasties-Song Dynasty(907~1279) Type : Ewer Medium : Zheji...

A group of three glazed terracotta musician figures, depicting a central performer holding a looped wind instrument accompanied by two attendant musicians. Each figure stands on a re...

Statues of attendant crafted from terracotta, dressed in a black coat-like garment with a vest adorned with swirling patterns. Set on rectangular bases. Period: Ming Dynasty Medium...

The first figure wears a short cap and takes a posture as if carrying something on the shoulder, possibly symbolizing a servant or a messenger. The second figure wears a tall hat and...