Sui Dynasty

A simple and elegant Chinese high fired white glazed jar with four lug handles, Sui Dynasty (581 to 618), probably Heibei Province.

Overall surface wear and condition are consistent with age and burial conditions. Date : Sui-Tang Dynasty Type : Straw-glazed pottery figure Dimension : Lef - 24cm (Height) x 5cm (...

. - Certificate of Authenticity Provenance: Private European Collection The Tang dynasty was an imperial dynasty of China preceded by the Sui dynasty and followed by the Five Dynas...

The natural wear and crackles in the glaze contribute to its antique charm and timeless appeal. Period : Sui-Northern Song Dynasty Type : Celadon Medium : Longquan ware Dimension : ...

Originally from a cave. Sui dynasty '589-618' AD Gautama Buddha, also known as Siddhartha or simply the Buddha.

Chips and traces of oxidation on parts of the body. Period : Sui-Northern Song Dynasty Type : Celadon Medium : Longquan ware Provenance : Acquired in late 1990s from Hongkong Refere...

Guan Yu was a Chinese military general serving under the warlord Liu Bei during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. Guan Yu’s life was lionized and his achievements glorified to s...

It was preceded by the Sui dynasty and followed by the Five Dynasties and Tend Kingdoms period.

Around the foot and across the surface, accretions are visible within the crackle lines, along with traces of burial oxidation, attesting to their long period underground. Period :...

The Koller figure was catalogued as Chinese, Sui dynasty, 6th century, with a presale estimate of CHF 2,000–3,000, a range that Koller results frequently exceed.

The Dynasty was created on the 18th of June, 618 AD, when the Li family seized power from the last crumbling remnants of the preceding Sui Dynasty.

The prince’s chief achievement in foreign relations was the opening of relations with the Sui dynasty (581-618) of China. Japan’s relationship to China had been that of a tributary s...

The prince’s chief achievement in foreign relations was the opening of relations with the Sui dynasty (581–618) of China. Japan’s relationship to China had been that of a tributary s...

An exceptional, museum-quality Chinese late Sui or early Tang Dynasty (circa 7th Century) glazed earthenware mingqi burial figure depicting a standing court lady or attendant.

Despite minor surface wear, cracks, both figures remain well-preserved, exemplifying the craftsmanship of tomb figurines from this era. Date : Sui-Tang Dynasty Type : Straw-glazed ...

Its style closely resembles the Standing Warrior in the collection of the Asian Art Museum, suggesting it may share a similar origin in region and period. Date : Sui or Tang Dynasty...

There is a hole on the head, which suggest that a headdress or decorative element was once attached. Date : Sui-Tang Dynasty Type : Straw-glazed pottery figure Dimension : 31cm (Hei...

Provenance : Acquired in late 1990s from Hongkong Reference : 1) Philadelphia Museum of Art - Accession number 1923-21-43 - Figure of a Warrior (Type : Highly related) 2) Auckland ...