Measurements
Height: 34"
Width 11"
Depth: 6"
Height: 34"
Width 11"
Depth: 6"
Sal's ANTIQUES
Sal's ANTIQUES
Fine Asian work of Art
Measurements
height: 23 inches
width/length: 4 Inches
height: 23 inches
width/length: 4 Inches
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height: 15 inches
width/length: 12 inches
height: 15 inches
width/length: 12 inches
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height: 11 inches
width/length: 9 inches
height: 11 inches
width/length: 9 inches
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height: 2 1/2 inches
width/length: 4 1/2 inches
height: 2 1/2 inches
width/length: 4 1/2 inches
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height: 3 1/4 inches
width/length: 6 inches
height: 3 1/4 inches
width/length: 6 inches
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height: 3 inches
width/length: 6 inches
height: 3 inches
width/length: 6 inches
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height: 9 inches
width/length: 7 inches
height: 9 inches
width/length: 7 inches
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height: 3 1/2 inches
width/length: 7 inches
height: 3 1/2 inches
width/length: 7 inches
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height: 7 1/5 inches
width/length: 5 inches
height: 7 1/5 inches
width/length: 5 inches
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height: 6 1/5 inches
width/length: 5 inches
height: 6 1/5 inches
width/length: 5 inches
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height: 5 inches
width/length: 4 inches
height: 5 inches
width/length: 4 inches
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height: 8 inches
width/length: 5 inches
height: 8 inches
width/length: 5 inches
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height: 5 3/4 inches
width/length: 4 inches
height: 5 3/4 inches
width/length: 4 inches
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height: 3 3/4 inches
width/length: 4 1/4 inches
height: 3 3/4 inches
width/length: 4 1/4 inches
Measurements
height: 9 inches
width/length: 3 inches
height: 9 inches
width/length: 3 inches
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height: 9 inches
width/length: 9 1/2 inches
height: 9 inches
width/length: 9 1/2 inches
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height: 5 1/2 inches
width/length: 7 inches
height: 5 1/2 inches
width/length: 7 inches
Measurements
height: 8 1/2 inches
width/length: 3 3/4 inches
height: 8 1/2 inches
width/length: 3 3/4 inches
HS: 1010
Amazing Han Dynasty Tomb Pottery Stickman
Period: Han Dynasty, China, 206 BC to 220 AD.
Condition: Good, color fading, abrasions, it has been repair at the neck, deterioration with possible areas
of expert restoration is not unusual in burial pieces of this age.
Description: This stickman is beautifully sculpted and painted. It has a very distinct facial expression. It
stands barefoot with nicely sculpted toes.
Amazing Han Dynasty Tomb Pottery Stickman
Period: Han Dynasty, China, 206 BC to 220 AD.
Condition: Good, color fading, abrasions, it has been repair at the neck, deterioration with possible areas
of expert restoration is not unusual in burial pieces of this age.
Description: This stickman is beautifully sculpted and painted. It has a very distinct facial expression. It
stands barefoot with nicely sculpted toes.
Fine & Rare Chinese Eastern Zhou Dynasty Pottery Bowl
This fine and very rare pottery bowl was made around 2,500 years ago during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty
(770 - 221BC) during either the "Spring & Autumn" period (770 - 475BC) but more likely during the
"Warring States" period (475 - 221 BC). It is made from a sandy grey pottery that has been quite
highly-fired. The outer wall has been decorated with horizontal bands that surround the body and
diagonal repeated cord impressions. The concave base is sculpted with a more coarse pattern.
No repair or restoration; fine condition
This fine and very rare pottery bowl was made around 2,500 years ago during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty
(770 - 221BC) during either the "Spring & Autumn" period (770 - 475BC) but more likely during the
"Warring States" period (475 - 221 BC). It is made from a sandy grey pottery that has been quite
highly-fired. The outer wall has been decorated with horizontal bands that surround the body and
diagonal repeated cord impressions. The concave base is sculpted with a more coarse pattern.
No repair or restoration; fine condition
Neolithic pottery jar
A rare and very old neolithic pottery jar from the Qijia culture from Gansu Province, China, 2050 - 1200 BC.
Being corded, when the clay was wet, fabric was applied making pattern. When it was fired, the fabric would
burn off, leaving the design.
Condition: In excellent condition, no restoration or repairs.
A rare and very old neolithic pottery jar from the Qijia culture from Gansu Province, China, 2050 - 1200 BC.
Being corded, when the clay was wet, fabric was applied making pattern. When it was fired, the fabric would
burn off, leaving the design.
Condition: In excellent condition, no restoration or repairs.
Amazing Han Dynasty Ding or Lidded Bowl
Period: Han Dynasty 206 BC to 220 AD China.
Condition: Color fading, abrasions, small chips and/or minor deterioration with possible areas of expert
restoration is not unusual in burial pieces of this age.
Description: The ding or lidded bowl was used for food service and preparation. This is an excellent example of
lidded bowls of this time in China.
Period: Han Dynasty 206 BC to 220 AD China.
Condition: Color fading, abrasions, small chips and/or minor deterioration with possible areas of expert
restoration is not unusual in burial pieces of this age.
Description: The ding or lidded bowl was used for food service and preparation. This is an excellent example of
lidded bowls of this time in China.
Neolithic pottery cup
A rare and very old neolithic pottery cup from the Qijia culture from Gansu Province, Unusual Qijia handled vase
with impressed cord Decoration .
China, 2050 - 1200 BC. Being corded, when the clay was wet, fabric was applied making pattern. When it was
fired, the fabric would burn off, leaving the design. In excellent condition, no restoration or repairs
A rare and very old neolithic pottery cup from the Qijia culture from Gansu Province, Unusual Qijia handled vase
with impressed cord Decoration .
China, 2050 - 1200 BC. Being corded, when the clay was wet, fabric was applied making pattern. When it was
fired, the fabric would burn off, leaving the design. In excellent condition, no restoration or repairs
Gui Pitcher of the Longshan Culture in Shandong is a typical one of the devices, originated in the
mid-Dawenkou culture, popular in the late Dawenkou culture and stage of the Longshan culture.
Is a sophisticated form of artifacts, chronological And bags full of other, generally by Gui Pitcher
chronological flow, abdominal and three chronological cone-shaped, three bags full Gui Pitcher
are large enough for the abdominal bag. Gui Pitcher of the texture of mud and sand at two.
General Tao Gui Pitcher coarse than the rough, when the device unearthed at the end of many
traces of smoke, there are some intra-abdominal gray-black residue, as the remnants of rosacea.
Gui Pitcher is a specialized type of sand used to cook wine temperature of wine muddy Tao Gui
Pitcher delicate texture, and also the production of fine, may be exclusively used for injection of
wine. Longshan culture of late emerging from the mud flat Gui Pitcher is three feet from the
development of Gui Pitcher, generations of wine-
mid-Dawenkou culture, popular in the late Dawenkou culture and stage of the Longshan culture.
Is a sophisticated form of artifacts, chronological And bags full of other, generally by Gui Pitcher
chronological flow, abdominal and three chronological cone-shaped, three bags full Gui Pitcher
are large enough for the abdominal bag. Gui Pitcher of the texture of mud and sand at two.
General Tao Gui Pitcher coarse than the rough, when the device unearthed at the end of many
traces of smoke, there are some intra-abdominal gray-black residue, as the remnants of rosacea.
Gui Pitcher is a specialized type of sand used to cook wine temperature of wine muddy Tao Gui
Pitcher delicate texture, and also the production of fine, may be exclusively used for injection of
wine. Longshan culture of late emerging from the mud flat Gui Pitcher is three feet from the
development of Gui Pitcher, generations of wine-
Dynasties of Asia offers this unique and rare antique Chinese pottery bottle from the Yellow River in Henan
Province. It was made between 5000-3000 BCE.
Being corded, when the clay was wet, fabric was applied making pattern. When it was fired, the fabric would
burn off, leaving the design.
This unique Yangshao bottle was handmade without the use of a wheel, and rope was used to create the
striations that are seen running vertically around the bottle. It is unglazed, and the finish is considered to be
the precursor to the introduction of glazed pottery around 3000 BCE.
In remarkable condition with only a few frits at the lip of this rare example of a pottery bottle from the Yahgshao
Culture is worthy to consider for investment.
This bottle, in excellent condition, no restoration or repairs.
Province. It was made between 5000-3000 BCE.
Being corded, when the clay was wet, fabric was applied making pattern. When it was fired, the fabric would
burn off, leaving the design.
This unique Yangshao bottle was handmade without the use of a wheel, and rope was used to create the
striations that are seen running vertically around the bottle. It is unglazed, and the finish is considered to be
the precursor to the introduction of glazed pottery around 3000 BCE.
In remarkable condition with only a few frits at the lip of this rare example of a pottery bottle from the Yahgshao
Culture is worthy to consider for investment.
This bottle, in excellent condition, no restoration or repairs.
Food Container Glazed Song Dynasty (906 - 1279 A.D.)
Description: The ding or lidded Brown pottery was used for food service and preparation. This is a very
special example as it is heavy in various colors. This is an excellent example of lidded brown pottery pot of
this time in China.
Condition: Well-preserved old burial condition overall with some amount of soil adhering (some abrasions
and wearing on the piece due to the long burial time underground).
Description: The ding or lidded bowl was used for food service
Description: The ding or lidded Brown pottery was used for food service and preparation. This is a very
special example as it is heavy in various colors. This is an excellent example of lidded brown pottery pot of
this time in China.
Condition: Well-preserved old burial condition overall with some amount of soil adhering (some abrasions
and wearing on the piece due to the long burial time underground).
Description: The ding or lidded bowl was used for food service
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