This vintage Chinese roof tile features a hand-painted warrior riding a tiger, with intricate details and a multi-color design. The figurine stands at 10 inches (25 cm) tall and is made of porcelain and pottery materials. It is an antique original piece, representing the warrior theme well. The animal type is a tiger, and the region of origin is China. This piece is perfect for collectors of Asian antiques, with a focus on China and its rich history. It belongs to the category of antiques and falls under the subcategory of Chinese antiques, specifically figurines and statues.
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Lions were introduced to the Emperor's court to act as tribunes. They were symbols of justice in the court and were loyal guards to the emperor. Chinese Dog Of Foo Guardian Lion Roof Tile. Excellent example of a roof or chimney tile.
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This antique handmade Chinese roof tile features a fish with a beautiful green glaze. It stands at a height of 13 inches (33 centimeters) and is made of pottery. I believe this roof tile was made between 1900 and 1940. It is in very good condition Many old buildings in China have been demolished to make way for new construction and some roof tiles have been salvaged. Fish are a lucky symbol of wealth in Chinese culture. This gorgeous roof tile would make a great addition to any collection of Asian antiques as well as a standalone decorative item.
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Antique Chinese ceramic roof tile, depicting a taoist Immortal riding a rooster. This roof tile was part of an architectural salvage from the late Qing Dynasty, during the very late 19th or very early 20th centuries.
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Daikokuten & Rabbit. Daikokuten has its roots in Mahakala, an incarnation of Shiva in Indian mythology, and was introduced to Japan via China. a black plastic stand. a gold colored string.
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It represents felicity, illustrious children, and wisdom. The Chi Lin is a mythical beast often found in temple architecture in the Fukien style. Restoration Fabrics and Trims. © 2024 Old House Interiors/Restoration Fabrics & Trims LLC.
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Earthenware curving roof tile, depicting a qilin. Qilin, also known as the “Chinese unicorn,” traditionally symbolize prosperity and bravery, and were one of several types of creatures that adorned roof edges, believed to protect the building’s occupants against evil spirits and fire, as well as bring luck and good fortune.
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