Two Green And Yellow Glazed Figures And Two Carved Wood Figures Of Buddha Ming to Qing Dynasty (5)
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TWO GREEN AND YELLOW GLAZED FIGURES AND TWO CARVED WOOD FIGURES OF BUDDHA Ming to Qing Dynasty Comprising: a large sancai-glazed figure of a warrior, his right leg raised to trample a small boy; a green, red and turquoise glazed figure of a seated Buddha on a lotus throne; a gilt-decorated plaster figure of seated Buddha, wood stand; and a carved wood figure of Guanyin sitting at 'royal ease' on a rocky outcrop. The largest 49cm (19 3/4in) high. (5). Footnotes: 明至清 黃綠釉像兩件及木雕佛像兩件 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London
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