Han Ceramics

A Chinese Han style vase turned in to a tablelamp. Made from unglazed grey earthenware in a pot shape with subtle ring shaped decoration. This vase has ...

A simple and elegant Chinese high fired gray pottery jar, Warring States or early Han Dynasty, circa 4th -3rd century BC, China. The storage jar of baluster form, with a globular bo...

Set of Three Han Dynasty, Silla Dynasty Chinese & Korean Vessels Largest is H: 7.5 Diam. 5.75,, H: 6.25 Diam. 5.25, and H: 6.5 Diam. 5 in.

Clay and polychrome cocoon vase, Han Dynasty (206-BC-220 AD), China. The earthward depicts polychromatic swirling clouds representing the Heavens. This ...

A very unusual Chinese Western Han dynasty stoneware cocoon shaped vessel standing on an oval shaped foot with moulded designs to the body with outlines of pigment designs in orange and cream colors. The jar is not marked but has a typed collection label to the base. An ancient celadon glazed Chinese vase and a small glazed pottery lidded Foo dog vessel...

A 2500 year old Chinese Han vase turned in to a tablelamp. Made from unglazed grey earthenware in a typical baluster shape with subtle ring shaped dec...

This pottery figurine is sculpted to show the strong, bold line and muscularity of the horse. Once part of an assembled set, this horse bears the characteristics associated with the famed Heavenly Horse of Fergana. Its long muscular neck, arched mane, stylistically curved snout, flared nostrils and gaping mouth depict a horse of regal origin. The figurine is painted in white pigment with designs representing saddle and bridle painted on. Blue and red swirled sashes and ribbons are drawn onto the body, complimenting the animal's own natural beauty and grace. No A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany this item. Han Dynasty (206BC - 220AD) Measures: Height 9 inches Width 12 inches Depth 3.5 Condition: Excellent for age. No Damage or repairs detected. We are dedicated to providing an exclusive curated collection of Fine Arts, Paintings, Bronzes, Asian treasures, Art Glass and Antiques. Our inventory represents time-tested investment quality items with everlasting decorative beauty. We look forward to your business and appreciate any reasonable offers. All of our curated items are vetted and guaranteed authentic and as described. We only deals in original antiques and never reproductions. We stand behind our treasures with a full money back return policy if the items are not as described. Valued for its speed, strength and beauty, the horse has been one of the most admired animals in China. The horse has enabled man to swiftly transport massive armies into distant and neighboring territories in order to secure vast wealth and land. According to lore, there existed a horse so powerful and beautiful that it was believed to be bequeathed from heaven. In early China, owning a horse required wealth and status, eventually becoming as a sign of one's social standing. Equestrian activities only encourage the indulgence of the wealthy few who owned horses. Naturally in Chinese art, the horse became a favorite subject of artists who try to create visual representations of the animal that capture both its vitality and presence. During the Han Dynasty, the horse was rendered in miniature sculptural form to be interred with the dead. It was believed that the animal could assume its powers and assist the deceased in the dangerous journey to the other world. This custom answered to the needs of a particular belief system regarding life after death and the spiritual world. Please also consider Avantique’s antique and ancient Asian Art Collection of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing, and Republic period items to complete your home and office decorations...

A large and impressive Chinese Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD) or Warring Straits (475BC-220BC) ash glazed pottery jar from the PHDS Wikramaratna Collecti...

A Chinese Han dynasty period glazed ceramic Hu vessel circa 202 BC-200 AD, with petite decorative handles and wavy motifs. Crafted in China during the Han dynasty, this wine vessel, called a Hu vessel, features a circular belly topped with a narrow flaring neck. Adorned with wavy motifs and showcasing lateral decorative handles, this Han Hu...

A 19th century rice pot from the Hunan region. The glazed ceramic pot irregularly decorated with an elegant baluster shape. Adapted by our workshop as a table...

A Chinese Han dynasty ceramic Hu vessel circa 202 BC-200 AD, with light green glaze and decorative handles. Crafted in China during the Han dynasty, this wine vessel, called a Hu vessel, features a circular belly topped with a narrow neck and a large lip. Adorned with its original light green glaze and showcasing lateral decorative ring pulls, this Han Hu...

Han dynasty 'Hu' Jar, later mounted as lamp. Celedon colored luster-glazed terracotta, 206-220 A.D. French wiring, silk cord and paper shade recently added...