Antique Chinese Mask

- Gouache on paper. - Circa 1910-1920. Dimensions H: 49 cm W: 49 cm/H: 19.29 in; W: 19.29 in (unframed) H: 71 cm W: 71 cm/H: 27.95 in W: 27.95 in (framed)

Pair of Chinese puppet heads originating from Fujian Province and dating from the late Qing dynasty. Carved from wood and retaining traces of their original polychrome decoration, t...

Impressive polychrome carved wood head, attributed to Japan and presented on a modern black-painted stand. The strongly stylised male face features thick, arched eyebrows, an intens...

This authentic Nuo Chinese mask is a striking example of traditional folk art rooted in ancient ritual and theatrical performance.

This antique Chinese Nuo ritual mask is a striking example of traditional hand-carved wood folk art, dating to the late Qing Dynasty period.

This antique Chinese Nuo ritual mask is a compelling example of traditional hand-carved wood folk art, believed to date to the 19th century during the Qing Dynasty.

Watercolor painting on paper representing Chinese masks, France, Art Deco, 1920s. Dimensions: 49.5 x 49.5cm excl frame.

Another wallpaper design is available with a matching pattern and representing Chinese masks, same size.

This carved wooden mask is attributed to the Nuo tradition of China, a ritual practice deeply rooted in ceremonial dance and spiritual protection.

This antique Chinese Nuo mask is ideal for collectors of Asian antiques, ethnographic art, and museum-quality artifacts.

A very early 19th century Chinese opera mask on a custom lucite stand.

This hand-carved Chinese Nuo mask is a powerful example of traditional folk art rooted in ancient ritual and ceremonial performance.

This antique Chinese wooden mask is believed to originate from traditional Chinese folk or ceremonial practices, where masks were used in ritual performances, theater, and spiritual ...

Offered by ANDRES MORAGA Yao Shaman's Mask Guizhou Province, China Late 19th or early 20th century Covered inside and out with printed and handwritten protective prayers It come...

Carved wood dance mask from China with smiling expression, large square hat or headdress.

Carved hard wood dance mask from China with powerful expression, open eyes.

A pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel vases with turquoise blue ground and taotie mask decoration, early 20th century.

On each side, the planter is adorned with expressive cast lion mask escutcheons holding circular rings, a classic motif symbolizing protection, strength, and good fortune in Chinese ...

The narrow sides are carved in relief with paired archaistic beast-mask-and-ring handles, or shoushou xianhuan (獸首銜環), a traditional decorative motif derived from ancient Chinese bro...

Han Dynasty, China, 206 BCE-220CE Black terracotta vessel decorated with root-like impressed surface patterns and four molded dragon mask motifs positioned around the body.

Ironwood mask China early 20th century representing a wise man with rich ornamentation The eyes of this ironwood mask are probably made of sulphide, the patina is pretty.

This highly decorative, solid bronze Chinese Moonflask in Han Dynasty style, has beautifully patinated to a deep verdigris green.

An impressive Chinese pottery Hu vase, Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD).

Yao Shaman's Mask Guizhou Province, China Early 20th Century Wood,horse hair, printed paper, nails Size: 13 1/2" x 8" (34 x 20 cm) On a custom made metal stand.

Moulded with applied beast-head mask handles grasping pendant rings, this baluster vase features a high, swelling shoulder tapering down to a gently spreading foot rim beneath a wide...

This hand-carved wooden Balinese mask is a striking example of traditional Indonesian folk art, expertly sculpted with dramatic bulging eyes, a sharply defined nose, and pronounced f...

The Fangding is the most highly regarded of all Chinese bronze vessels. The taotie mask design on the centre is the most prevalent decoration found on Shang bronzes.

This Shang Dynasty–style bronze bell is a compelling representation of early Chinese ritual art, richly adorned with engraved mask motifs that echo the iconic taotie imagery associat...

In Chinese tradition, lion masks symbolize guardianship, strength, prosperity, and protection from misfortune.

The censer is formed as a hollow bell with a wide rounded base and is decorated in relief taotie masks below three Chinese characters between studs and key frets.

To either side of the neck, moulded handles take the form of stylised Chinese frog or grotesque masks, finished entirely in gold and holding ring drops against the shoulder.

An exceptional example of Théodore Deck’s most iconic work, glazed in his turquoise bleu Deck and conceived in the Chinese manner. An applied lion-mask with a suspended ring enhances...

The neck and base are further glazed in treacle and turquoise, and the vase rests on its original gilt ormolu stand, decorated with Chinese-style lion mask feet. Measurements: 42.5 ...

With dragon head and ringed handles flanking a band of Chinese archaic masks motifs. Impressed Minton, signed Frederick Rhead (1856-1933).

Its front depicts a battle scene where the warriors, presumably Chinese Gods, wears mythological masks. We believe one of them is of Kailu or Kaishan.