These ceramic horses are replicas of those made during China's Tang Dynasty. Along with figurines of camels, servants, and civil officials, pottery...

These wonderful ceramic horses in a jade green glaze are reproductions of horses produced during China's Tang Dynasty. Along with figurines of came...

These lovely horses are replicas of similar pieces from the Tang dynasty (618 - 907 AD). Horses were first domesticated in China over 5,000 years a...

Discover the rich history and cultural significance of horses in China with our Medium Bronze Tang Horse replicas. During the Tang dynasty (618 - 9...

These wonderful ceramic horses in a beautiful turquoise glaze are replicas of horses produces during China's Tang Dynasty. Along with figurines of ...

These wonderful ceramic horses in a cream glaze are reproductions of horses produced during China's Tang Dynasty. Along with figurines of camels an...

These porcelain horses are newly made but based on similar ones produced during the Tang Dynasty, made to be buried with important members of socie...

This lovely horse in bronze is a replica of one dating from the Chinese Eastern Han dynasty (206BC - 220AD). The original horse was unearthed in 19...

This cast bronze horse is a reproduction of a similar horse unearthed in Gansu province in 1969 that dated from the Han dynasty (206BC - 220AD). Th...

These beautiful horses are cast in bronze in a verdigris finish and are reproductions of an ancient design from the Han dynasty. The horse is shown...

These lovely horses are cast in bronze and are reproductions of an ancient design from the Han dynasty. The horse is shown saddled, with head down....

Unlike in other Asian countries, where people continued to sit on the floor centuries later, the Chinese quickly developed higher level seating and...

These little horses make lovely ornaments, either individually or as a pair. Cast in bronze with a verdigris finish, they are posed with a front fo...

Finished in our black lacquer, this horseshoe armchair takes its design from those of the Ming dynasty used as symbols of status. Originally used a...

Stools and higher level seating were in use throughout China from as early as the Tang dynasty over a thousand years ago, unlike in other Asian cou...

Our warm elm version is a faithful reproduction of the classic design, and has a rattan top set within the seat. It works well for occasional seati...

Shanxi, circa 1880 This is one of the most beautiful horseshoe armchairs we have come across, with a gorgeous patina resulting from its years of us...

Simple folding stools were seen very early on in China's history - the first recorded stools being from the Han dynasty almost two thousand years a...

These lovely, simply shaped horses are carved from stone and make great little ornaments.

Simple folding stools were seen very early on in China's history - the first recorded stools being from the Han dynasty almost two thousand years a...

The light finish on this version of our horseshoe armchair, accentuates the grain of the elm wood and complexity of the build, as all the different...

This version of our horseshoe armchair is in our 'warm' finish, chairs like this one were symbols of status in Ming dynasty China. Known also in Ch...