Chinese Antiquities - Miscellaneous Updated 10/11/01




Wood Sculpture or Guan Yin
in Protective Pose. Late Ming Dynasty, China, circa 1700.




Stone Entry Panel with Fu
Dog and Decorative Elements on one side. One of a nearly matching pair of
stone panels that would have been placed at the entry way to a important
court officials house. The stone panels are rooted to the earth and
"ground" the house. Height: approx. 4 feet.
Ming Dynasty, China, 14th-16th century.

# 1065 Stone Sitting Figure
("Mahakala" or Northern God). This carving has a niche in the
back to hold blessings. At the base of the figure is a snake and a second
animal that appears to be a turtle. The surface of the stone has much of
the original pigment intact. Yuan Dynasty (1279 - 1368 a.d.). Qinghai
Province, China.

R98P4 BLANC DE CHENE FIGURE OF A PRAYING MONK. 18TH CEN. CHINA. H-80CM
R97P102 - WHITE GLAZED CERAMIC PILLOW LENGTH: 26CM
Stone Carving of Lion with Paw resting on a Ball. A carving of Bronze Bell
Hangs from its neck. China's late Tang, Early Sung Dynasty. H - 2'