IF THE FIRST TIME WE HEAR ABOUT YOUR PROBLEM IS THROUGH BAD FEEDBACK, WE HAVE NO OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE YOU A POSITIVE BUYING EXPERIENCE. IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEM WITH YOUR ORDER, PLEASE CONTACT US AND GIVE US A LITTLE TIME TO WORK THROUGH YOUR ISSUE BEFORE LEAVING BAD FEEDBACK. SINCE WE WANT ALL OUR BUYERS TO HAVE A POSITIVE TRANSACTION WITH US, WE WILL AWAIT YOUR FEEDBACK. WE WILL BE LEAVING YOU A POSITIVE FEEDBACK UPON RECEIPT OF POSITIVE FEEDBACK FROM YOU. DISCLAIMER: AS A SELLER, THE WAY WE KNOW YOU HAVE RECEIVED YOUR ITEM AND ARE HAPPY IS WHEN YOU LEAVE US FEEDBACK. Buyer must contact seller immediately through eBay e-mail to discuss returns prior to doing so. No returns accepted after 14 days of delivery conformation or receiving item. A refund on returns will only be processed on items received in the original condition that they were shipped. Include tracking number in correspondence to seller. Returned items require a Delivery Confirmation. 13 in (35 cm) long, metal stand, cloth box. We will not issue a refund on items lost or damaged during transit. 1 Tang dynasty (618-907) Sancai, or three-colour ware A very rare and important sancai -glazed pottery figure of a female polo player, Tang dynasty (AD 618-907). Returned items must be packaged to insure a safe delivery. Original shipping costs will not be refunded. Vintage 1950s Spaghetti Deep Cobalt Blue Ceramic Horse Figurine with Gold Mane - Mid Century Decor 5 out of 5 stars (1.1k) 41.00. Returns will be accepted only if items were significantly misrepresented. If you still have questions not answered in the description or photos, ask before buying. shop now Circa 20th Century shop now On the hunt for chic and unique vintage bookends Book it over here to Chairish, where we stock thousands of stylish bookends, perfect for adorning any bookshelf or desk. that are commonly found on such items and easily overlooked. 'Not as described' will not apply for items that have a nick, blemish, scratch, cut, faded, etc. It is the buyers responsibility to know exactly what they are buying.

If you have questions not answered by the photos or description, ask before bidding. We will note obvious flaws and defects and show many photos to give customers an accurate description. RETURNS: Our listings consist of used items and Vintage Collectibles, which often have manufacturer's defects, and age related flaws and wear. WE TRY TO DEPICT AND REPRESENT ITEMS AS ACCURATELY AS POSSIBLE, BUT ARE NOT EXPERTS, SOMETIMES CONDITION AND/OR DESCRIPTION IS A MATTER OF OPINION. 7' TALL, 5' LONG, 2.25' THICK LOOK CLOSELY AT THE PHOTOS TO DETERMINE THE DESCRIPTION AND THE ITEMS TRUE CONDITION BEFORE BIDDING. THEY ARE MADE OF A CERAMIC/PORCLAIN MATERIAL. Limited Edition of 150.THIS IS A PAIR OF HAND PAINTED HORSE BOOKENDS. Handmade and hand-painted in Hungary on white porcelain. Sapphire blue fishnet combined with the blue coloration of the chrysanthemum pattern on the blanket offset by the 24 karat gold highlights throughout the body make for a very saturated and intense figurine. While the price of blue has decreased over the years, the use of the color still renders this figurine the pride of any Tang nobleman. Its use meant the horse was created for someone of the highest rank. Cobalt was an extremely expensive commodity from the Middle East that was even more valuable than gold. JJ CERAMICS Vintage 4.9'AUSTRALIAN POTTERY BLUE HORSE BOOKENDS Perfect Condition See original listing Condition: Used Ended: 02 Sep, 2022 21:18:32 AEST Price: AU 40. Among the most treasured Tang art figures were ceramic horses glazed in cobalt blue since they comprised such a small percentage of all Tang horses. Since the horse was so revered culturally, it was often the subject of artistic endeavors during this time. Tang emperors were known for their openness to new ideas about art, religion, philosophy and music, unlike most Chinese dynasties which tried to cut off their empire from outside influences. War horses were the pride of the Tang (AD 618-907), a dynasty of prosperity, military expansion and artistic achievement.

Chinese ceramic blue horse bookends