Rare Tang Dynasty Lushan Phosphatic Splash-Decorated Lobed Ewer, 9th Century
A rare Lushan Phosphatic Splash-Decorated lobed ewer, Tang Dynasty, 9th century, the lobed ewer is with a ribbed handle surmounted by two knobs, the other side of the shoulder applied with a short spout, it is covered with a dark brown glaze highlighted…
Chinese Tang Dynasty White Glazed Pottery Amphora Vase, 35cm High
A Chinese white glazed Pottery amphora vase, Tang Dynasty (618-907). . 35 cm high, 19.5 cm wide
Chinese Tang Dynasty Straw-Glazed Stoneware Amphora, 28 cm High
A Chinese Straw-Glazed stoneware amphora, Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907). 28 cm high
Tang Dynasty Lushan Phosphatic Glaze-Splashed Brown Glazed Jar
A Chinese Lushan Phosphatic Glaze-Splashed brown glazed jar, Tang Dynasty (618-907). 20.5 cm wide
Chinese Tang Dynasty Yellow Glazed Ox Figurine, 14.5 cm
A Chinese yellow glazed ox, Tang Dynasty (618-907). 14.5 cm wide
Tang Dynasty Chinese Painted Pottery Camel Figure, 40 cm
A Chinese painted Pottery figure of a camel, Tang Dynasty (618-907). 40 x 34.5 cm
Tang Dynasty Chinese Painted Pottery Horse Figure (618-907)
A Chinese painted Pottery figure of a horse, Tang Dynasty (618-907). 45 cm long, 40 cm high
Tang Dynasty Chinese Pottery Horses and Riders, 41 cm tall
A pair of Chinese Pottery horses and riders, Tang Dynasty (618-907). Each 41 cm high
Chinese Tang Dynasty Pottery Horse with Raised Foreleg and Traces
A Chinese Pottery horse, Tang Dynasty, circa 618-906 AD, modelled with the left foreleg raised, with mouth open, nostrils flared and ears pricked forward, traces of painted decoration in orange pigment. Supported by perspex stand, the horse 49 cm high, 46…
Tang Dynasty Chinese Pottery Horse and Rider, 35.5 cm High
A Chinese Pottery horse and rider, Tang Dynasty, circa 618- 906 AD, the rider wearing a long tunic and pants, his hands held to his chest, seated on a black saddle, the horse on a square base, remnant pigment in places. Accompanied by a certificate of…
Chinese Tang Dynasty Painted Pottery Horse with Certificate of Antiquity
A fine Chinese painted Pottery horse, Tang Dynasty, circa 618-906 AD, modelled with the right foreleg raised, with mouth open, nostrils flared and ears pricked forward, traces of painted decoration in black and orange pigment. Accompanied by certificate…
Tang Dynasty Black Glazed Alms Bowl: Rare Archaeological Find
A black glazed alms bowl (Zisu), Tang Dynasty, 8th century, in the form of an alms bowl, with virtually no base and the rim curved inward. A very similar example was discovered in the foundations of the Qingshansi pagoda, Shanxi Province. And an almost…
Tang Dynasty White Glazed Ewer with Elegant Strap Handle
A Xing white glazed ewer, Tang Dynasty (618-906), features an elegant strap handle applied to one side of the neck and shoulder, positioned opposite a short spout. It is coated in a subtle white glaze that ceases cleanly at the foot, 21 cm high
Tang Dynasty Lushan Phosphatic-Splashed Black Glazed Ewer, Private Collection
A Lushan phosphatic-splashed black glazed ewer, Tang Dynasty (618-907), the tapering body is set on the shoulder with a short conical spout and strap handle. The ewer is covered with a dark brown/black glaze highlighted by splashes of milky, pale blue and…
Tang Dynasty Court Attendant Statue with Thermoluminescence Documentation
An antique Chinese polychrome pottery statue of a court attendant, Tang Dynasty (618-906), 40.5 cm high. With University of Wollongong thermoluminescence documentation
Tang Dynasty Changsha Bowl with Stylized Foliate Motifs
Chinese Tang Dynasty Changsha bowl, of conventional form, atop a circular foot, decorated with stylized foliate motifs to interior of bowl in tones of beige, brown and blue, 5 cm x 13.5 cm
Chinese Pottery Attendant Figures, Northern Qi/Tang Dynasty, 6-7th Century
Two Chinese Pottery attendant figures, possibly Northern Qi, Tang Dynasty, 6-7th century. The standing figures of two attendants wearing long sleeve tunics fastened at the waist, one with a tall peaked hat, with remining traces of white and red pigments.…
Chinese Tang Dynasty Blue Sancai Pottery Tripod Censer, Amber Glaze
A Chinese blue Sancai Pottery tripod censer, Tang Dynasty (618-907), of compressed spherical form resting on three zooform feet, the feet and rim decorated with amber glaze, the body with a diamond lattice of blue and amber. R&V Tregaskis label to…
Rare Tang Dynasty green glazed stoneware water dropper, 7.5 cm
Tang Dynasty water dropper, rare Chinese green glazed stoneware on flat base, height 7.5 cm (R.V Tregaskis label to base)
Tang Dynasty Chinese Painted Pottery Horse Figure with Stand
A Chinese painted Pottery figure of a horse, Tang Dynasty (618-907), modelled as a standing horse with mouth open and head cast to one side, with remnant painted details to the saddle and face. Together with a fitted black stand. The horse 35 cm high, 29…
Tang Dynasty Red Pottery Horse Figure, 45 cm tall
An unglazed red pottery figure of a horse, Tang dynasty, standing four square on a rectangular base, with arched neck and pricked ears, a saddle and saddle cloth over its back, 45 cm high
Changsha Ware Lead Glazed Earthenware Kendi, Tang-Song Dynasty 10th/11th Century
Chinese Changsha Ware lead glazed earthenware kendi, Tang to Song Dynasty 10th/11th century, height 16.5 cm
Tang Dynasty Pottery Statue with Polychrome Finish and Ball
A Chinese pottery statue of a male figure with ball, remains of polychrome finish, Tang Dynasty 618 to 907 A.D. Accompanied by a thermoluminescence test certificate from the Oxford Authenticity, United Kingdom, (Hk 2123-687). 38 cm high
Tang Dynasty Red-Pottery Horse with Wooden Stand
A Chinese painted Red-Pottery figure of a horse, Tang Dynasty (618-907), modelled as a standing horse with head held aloft and bearing teeth, with a saddle to the back. Together with a fitted wooden stand. The horse 47 cm high, 43 cm wide. With stand 51.5…
Chinese Amber Glazed Marble Clay Jiaotai Bowl, Tang Dynasty
A Chinese amber glazed marble clay Jiaotai bowl, Tang Dynasty (618-907). Provenance: K. Y. Fine Art, Hong Kong. An important private collection, Sydney, 10.4 cm diameter
Tang Dynasty White-ware Baluster Vase
A Chinese Gongxian white-ware vase, Tang Dynasty (618-907), of baluster form with a wide body and cup-shaped mouth, 9 cm high, 11 cm diameter,
Tang Dynasty Painted Terracotta Horse
A large Chinese painted terracotta model of a horse, Tang Dynasty (618-907), standing with head cast down to one side and with open mouth, the saddle and eyes decorated with red and green mineral pigments, height 50 cm, length 49 cm. Provenance: Charlotte…
Tang Dynasty Sancai and Blue Glazed Pottery Dish
A rare Chinese Sancai and blue glazed large Pottery dish; Tang Dynasty (618-907); decorated with white and blue spots against an amber ground to the rim, the centre unglazed. 4.5 cm high, 23.5 cm diameter
Changsha Tang Dynasty Bowls with Foliate Designs
Two Chinese Changsha bowls; Tang Dynasty (618-907); both bowls decorated in abstracted foliate designs, both with iron borders around the mouth. The larger bowl 5 cm high, 15.5 cm diameter
Tang Dynasty White-Ware Jar with Clear Glaze
A Chinese Gongyi/Gongxian white-ware jar; Tang Dynasty (618-907); of ovoid baluster form, the white body covered in a clear glaze. Together with the auction catalogue. 29.5 cm high, 19.5 cm diameter; Provenance: Origine auction, Paris, 26 September 2015,…
Rare Tang Dynasty Chinese Celadon Jar
A rare Chinese carved celadon Yue Ware jar, Tang Dynasty, 9TH-10th century, 13.6 cm wide. Provenance: East and West Art, Kew, Vic. An important private collection Vic.
Tang Dynasty White Glazed Ewer
A Chinese Xing white glazed ewer, Tang Dynasty (618-906), 18 cm high. Provenance: Tony Omura, Hong Kong.
Chinese Tang Dynasty White Glazed Bowl
A Chinese Xing white glazed bowl, Tang Dynasty (618-906), 13.6 cm diameter. Provenance: A private collection, Vic.
Tang Dynasty Sancai-Glazed Horse Statue
A large Chinese Sancai-glazed horse, Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD), 52.0 cm high, 45.0 cm wide. Provenance: A private collection, Hobart, Tasmania.
Tang Dynasty Sancai-Glazed Pottery Official Figure
A Chinese large Sancai-glazed pottery figure of an official, Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907), 78.5 cm high. Provenance: An important private collection, Sydney, Australia.
Chinese Tang Dynasty Sancai Bowl
A Chinese Sancai bowl, Tang Dynasty (618-906), 17.7 cm wide. Provenance: Sotheby's Melbourne, 2/5/2005, lot 601.
Tang Dynasty Glazed Pottery Horse with Oxford Authentication
A Chinese chestnut glazed Tang Dynasty pottery horse, the unglazed saddle and saddle cloth with traces of red and black pigment. Height 32 cm. Provenance with a Sotheby's UK receipt and a copy of Oxford authentication, Thermoluminesence test, no.566e38 of…
Tang Dynasty Courtier Pottery Figure
A straw-glazed pottery figure of a courtier, Tang Dynasty, 14 cm high
Tang Dynasty Lady Figure with Provenance
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) figure of a lady, depicted standing with hair tied, wearing robes with arms crossed, extant of pigment, with Research laboratory for Archaeology and history of Art Thermoluminescence test, Oxford, U.K, height 38 cm.…
Tang Dynasty Amber-Glazed Jar
An Amber-Glazed jar, Tang Dynasty (618-907), 21 cm hgih. Provenance: a private collection, NSW, Australia, acquired from the Hollywood centre, Hong Kong, late 90s, Hollywood centre
Rare White Jade Bird Belt Ornament from Tang-Yuan Dynasty
A rare small white jade 'Bird' belt ornaments, Tang-Yuan Dynasty, 10TH-14th century carved as a seated bird with closed wings, the underside with a raised pierced boss, the stone of mottled white, brown and black tones, 4.5 cm long. Provenance: The Durwin…
Tang Dynasty White Glazed Vase
A Chinese Gongxian white glazed vase, Tang Dynasty (618-907) heavily potted, with a cup-shaped mouth and wasted neck, covered with a warm white glaze, 16.5 cm high. Provenance: a private collection, Melbourne, Australia.
White Glazed Foliate Rimmed Bowl, Tang-Five Dynasties
A Ding white glazed foliate rimmed bowl, late Tang -Five Dynasties, 10th century the shallow rounded sides rise to a slightly flared rim shaped as four bracket-lobed petals, the dish is covered in a creamy white glaze stopping in an irregular line above…
Tang Dynasty White Glazed Bowl - 9x14cm
A Chinese Tang Dynasty white glazed bowl, height 9 cm, diameter 14 cm
Tang Dynasty Painted Pottery 'Fat Lady' Figure
A large Chinese painted pottery 'Fat Lady' Tang Dynasty (618-907) delicately modelled, with remnant polychrome decoration. 51 cm high, 15 cm wide. Provenance: Purchased from Ken Soon Asiatic Pty Ltd, Singapore, 7 January 2004. Other Notes: together with a…
Tang Dynasty Pottery Tomb Guardian
A Chinese pottery tomb guardian Tang Dynasty (618-907) of low fired terracotta with remnant mineral pigment decoration. 46 cm high, 15 cm wide
Tang Dynasty Tomb Guardian Figure
A Chinese painted pottery tomb guardian figure Tang Dynasty (618-907) seated on hind legs, with remnant polychrome decoration. Label for James Fairfax collection to base. 38 cm high, 15 cm wide. Provenance: James Fairfax, A.O. Collection spring auction,…
Tang Dynasty Pottery Dog Figure
A Chinese pottery tomb figure of a dog Tang Dynasty (618-907) or earlier modelled standing upright with its mouth open, remnant polychrome decoration. 23.5 cm high, 31 cm length
Tang Dynasty Dragon Bronze Mirror
A small Chinese bronze mirror, Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD) it is cast with a dragon and cloud scrolls 6 cm diameter. Provenance: an important private collection, Sydney, Australia
Tang Dynasty Court Lady Pottery Figure
A Chinese painted pottery figure of a court lady, Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD) the figure modeled standing in voluminous robes 16 cm high. Provenance: an important private collection, Canberra, Australia
Tang Dynasty Red Pottery Horse Model
A Chinese red pottery model of a horse, Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD) the horse is finely modelled striding forwards, on a flat shaped base, with original red, yellow, and black mineral pigments, fitted perspex base. 28 cm long, 24 cm high. Provenance:…
Tang Dynasty Bird-Form Ewer with Splashed Glaze
A rare Chinese Changsha brown and green splashed bird-form ewer and cover, Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD) the bird formed ewer applied with wings on either side of the body and everted tail, decorated with alternating brown and blue streaks of glaze. 12 cm…
Gilt Bronze Belt Plaques and Fittings from Song Dynasty
Two sets of gilt bronze belt plaques and fittings, Possibly Song dynasty with box, (23). Plaque segments of belt in this form, in metal or jade, were likely influenced by the central Asia nomadic cultures, with known examples dating from as early as Han…
Chinese Bronze Mirror on Japanese Stand
A Chinese bronze mirror on a later Japanese mirror stand, Tang Dynasty (618-960) &, Edo period, 19th century, the mirror with thick verdigris patina, the stand of gilt and black lacquered wood. A private collection, Caulfield. 43 cm high, 28 cm wide,
Iron-Decorated Tang Dynasty Bowl with Floral Spray
A Chinese Iron-Decorated Changsha bowl, Tang Dynasty (618-907), decorated with a floral spray in iron brown to the interior. 4 cm high, 12.5 cm diameter
Tang Dynasty White Ware Bowl
A Chinese white Ware bowl, Tang Dynasty (618-907), of simple form with a rolled-over rim, the white body covered in a clear glaze pooling slightly blueish-green around the foot rim. 4.5 cm high, 14.75 cm diameter
Tang-style Gilt Bronze Vase
A Chinese Tang Dynasty style gilt bronze vase, 20th century, the vase of narrow-necked baluster form, covered in gilding.
Tang Dynasty Painted Red Pottery Horse Figure
A painted red pottery figure of a horse Tang dynasty, standing four square on a rectangular base, the head turned slightly to one side, a saddle and saddle cloth on its back, an aperture for the tail, traces of coloured pigments, 44 cm high. Provenance,…
Qianlong Cloisonne Incense Box with Lotus Design
A cloisonne 'scrolling lotus' incense box, Qianlong four-character mark, and an inventory mark, gui. 6.7 cm diam., 3.5 cm high. Cloisonne in the form of earlier bronze prototypes were used profusely during the Qianlong period (1735-1796) as trios of…
Tang Dynasty Warrior Pottery Figure with Thermoluminescence Report
A Chinese Greyware pottery figure of a warrior, Tang Dynasty, with a fierce expression wearing a helmet and armour, his hands formerly holding weapons, accompanied by a University of Wollongong Thermoluminescence dating report W2570, dated 19 January 1999…
Rare Tang Dynasty Xingyao White-ware Dish
A rare Chinese Xingyao white-ware dish, Tang Dynasty (618-907), the small dish of rare shallow form, with a very finely finished 'Bi foot', glazed within the foot-rim, the whole covered in a creamy white glaze showing a pale ivory colour where it pools.…
Chinese Tang Dynasty Painted Pottery Horse Figure
Chin ese painted Pottery figure of horse, possibly Tang Dynasty, moulded standing foursquare with head turned slightly to the left, traces of black, red and white pigment remaining, legs (A/F), height 46 cm width 46 cm. Provenance: Ashwood gallery,…
Tang Dynasty Dragon-Handled Glazed Amphora Vase
Chinese Tang Dynasty amphora (AD 618-907) glazed vase, with waisted neck, flanked by dragon handles with the heads biting the rim, above an ovoid body, with a pale green/white glaze, the lower section unglazed, a/f, height 43 cm. Provenance: The…
Qianlong Lotus Censer with Cloisonne Enamel
A gilt-bronze and cloisonne enamel 'lotus' censer, Qianlong incised six-character mark reign mark in a vertical line, above a single character, guo, box, 9.8 cm high. Provenance: Tony Omura, 'See an Old Friend' Gallery, Hong Kong. Private collection,…
Sancai Horse Statue, Tang Dynasty
A Sancai glazed pottery horse statue, Tang Dynasty, 9th century, 27 cm high, 30 cm long. Provenance: The Joshua McClelland Collection, Melbourne
Tang Dynasty ceramic lidded box
A Chinese ceramic circular lidded box, Tang Dynasty, 9th/10th century, 4 cm high, 8 cm diameter
Tang Dynasty Baluster Jar with Lugs and Brown Glaze
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) jar, of baluster form, set with a series of multiple lugs above a brown glaze, with exposed lower foot, height 8.2 cm. Provenance: Purchased between 1938-1970, the Estate of the late Walter Hochstadter, then by descent.
Tang Dynasty Rosette Motif Glazed Ovoid Pot
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) ovoid pot, with slightly spreading lip, the body decorated with applied rosette motifs, in a brown and green glaze, with exposed foot, height 13 cm. Provenance: J L Smith collection, Far south coast NSW
Tang Dynasty Brown Glazed Petite Ewer from Ivan Ban Collection
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) brown glazed petite ewer, of baluster form, flanked by lug handles to the shoulders, slight a/f, height 10 cm. Provenance: The Ivan Ban collection
Tang Dynasty Green Glazed Bottle Vase
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) bottle vase, with spreading lip above ribbed baluster body set with four lug handles, in a pale green glaze, with unglazed foot, height 13 cm. Provenance: Purchased between 1938-1970, the Estate of the late Walter…
Legend of Hakushika Two-Fold Screen
A Japanese Two-Fold screen depicting the Legend of Hakushika, Edo period (1603-1868), early 19th century, depicting the Tang Dynasty story of Hsuan Tsung and the white deer. Gofun and ink on gold leaf, mounted with silk brocade border, black lacquer frame…
Tang Dynasty White-Ware Covered Jar with Lid and Box
A Chinese Gongyi white-ware covered jar, Tang Dynasty (618-907), circa 8TH/9th century, a white jar covered in a clear crackled glaze with a domed lid surmounted by bud-form finial, together with an old fitted silk brocade Chinese box. Provenance: the de…
Tang Dynasty Olive Green Glazed Squat Ewer
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-906) squat ewer, of baluster form, with short spout, and accented with raised circles, in a olive green glaze, a/f, diameter 16.5 cm
Green Tang Dynasty Vase from Walter Hoschtader Estate
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-906) bottle vase, with a spreading neck above a waisted neck and ovoid body, in a light olive green glaze, with exposed spreading foot, height 24 cm. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Walter Hoschtader (1914-2007). Acquired…
Changsha Flower Bowl, Tang Dynasty
A Chinese Changsha bowl 9th - 10th century (possibly) Tang Dynasty, Hunan Province decorated with flower on inside base diameter: 7 cm
Tang Dynasty Green Glaze Bottle Vase
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) bottle vase, with spreading lip above ribbed baluster body set with four lug handles, in pale green glaze, with unglazed foot, height 13 cm. Provenance: Purchased between 1938-1970, the Estate of the late Walter Hochstadter,…
Green Glazed Tang Dynasty Bottle Vase with Lug Handles
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) bottle vase, with cylindrical neck above a baluster body, set with four lug handles, in a green glaze with unglazed foot, height 11.5 cm. Provenance: Purchased between 1938-1970, the Estate of the late Walter Hochstadter,…
Sancai Horse Sculpture
Chinese Sancai horse, possibly Tang Dynasty, depicted standing on all fours with head slightly turned, with decorative saddle and surround, on a rectangular base, in a green, yellow and brown glaze, with ceramic Society exhibition no 83, 1985 label verso,…
Green Glazed Tang Dynasty Vase with Lug Handles
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) vase, of ovoid form with a short neck, decorated with four lug handles, in a green glaze with exposed foot, height 15 cm. Provenance: Purchased between 1938-1970, the Estate of the late Walter Hochstadter, hence by descent
Tang Dynasty Brown Glaze Bottle Vase
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) bottle vase, with a spreading lip above a baluster body, in a brown glaze with exposed lower foot, height 18 cm. Provenance: Purchased between 1938-1970, the Estate of the late Walter Hochstadter, hence by descent
Tang Dynasty Jar with Brown Glaze and Lugs
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907) jar, of baluster form, set with a series of multiple lugs above a brown glaze, with exposed lower foot, height 8.2 cm. Provenance: Purchased between 1938-1970, the Estate of the late Walter Hochstadter, hence by descent
Rare Tang Dynasty bronze octofoil mirror
Rare Chinese Tang Dynasty bronze octofoil mirror circa 618-907
Tang Dynasty Ceramic Bactrian Camel Sculpture
A Chinese Tang Dynasty Gaogu ceramic Bactrian camel, height 40 cm, width 28 cm
Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Plate
A Chinese Song Dynasty Jun Kiln plate, the 'Jun' porcelain began in the Tang Dynasty. It reached it's the peak in the Huizong period of the Song Dynasty, and its craftsmanship was brought to an extremely high quality. There is a famous Chinese saying: 'No…
Rare Tang Dynasty bird ewers with sancai glazes
A pair of Chinese earthenware bird ewers, press moulded with remnant sancai glazes. Sold by George Walker Auctioneers in 1974 in a catalogue of early 'Chinese Ceramics... and Gold Tomb Jewellery... the property of a private collector and well-known…
Qingbai Chrysanthemum Head Carved Bowl, Southern Song Dynasty
A Chinese Qingbai 'Chrysanthemum Head' carved conical bowl, Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), 12th century, the conical form bowl with finely incised decoration to the interior of scrolling foliage, and to the exterior with gently curving diagonal lines…
Chinese Tang Dynasty Xingyao White Ware Jar
A Chinese Xingyao white Ware jar, Tang Dynasty (618-907), late 8th/Early 9th century, the jar of high fired porcelaineous white clay covered with an ivory-hued glaze, potted in simple globular baluster form with an everted mouth rim, and flat base.…
Chinese White Ware Jar with Pale Crackle Glaze
A large Chinese Sui white Ware jar, Sui Dynasty (581-618) or early Tang Dynasty (618-907), 6th/7th century, the large globular white stoneware jar with a high flat foot, four loupe lug-handles attached to the neck and shoulder, covered in an pale glaze…
Han and Tang Dynasty Earthenware Attendants
Four earthenware figures, Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD) and Tang Dynasty (618-907), the group comprising two kneeling attendant figures, with remnant polychrome decoration (Han Dynasty), and two standing earthenware attendant figures with hands clasped, with…
Green Glazed Tang Dynasty Ewer
A miniature earthenware green glazed ewer, Tang Dynasty, 8th/9th century. Condition: rim frits & chip to base & glaze losses. Provenance: The Estate of an Australian Diplomat, the Resident representative to south Korea in the 1960s. Height 8 cm, width 7 cm
Tang Dynasty Blue Glazed Loupe Handled Jar
A small Chinese white ware jar, Tang Dynasty (618-907), the small jar with a high splayed foot, and two loupe handles attached at the shoulder, covered in a creamy crackled glaze coloured blue where it pools in the crevasses, 9 cm high, 11 cm diameter
Tang Dynasty Green Glazed Tripod Censer
A Chinese straw and green glazed tripod censer, Tang Dynasty (618-907), the compressed globular body decorated to the shoulder with two incised lines, set on three finely modelled lion claw feet, the globular body glazed with a clear straw coloured glaze,…
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