Western Han Dynasty(c.150 B.C.) Farmer, recruited to serve as a Soldier, Pottery figurine. This sculpture embodies the Confucian Ideal of self sacrifice and social service. Excellent Condition. Twenty nine and a half inches tall. Very good detail on face and body. Purchased from the Lawrence Lee Collection of Columbus Ohio. Lawrence Lee contributed Han Dynasty pieces to the 1988 Son of Heaven Exhibition in the United States. No restoration.

Limited edition print "The Royal Kiss" by Hisashi Otsuka 1984. Signed and numbered print with beautiful raised gold details. A silk texture has been applied to the surface of the image, and a mother of pearl coating in the fiber recreates the iridescent quality of the fabrics on which Otsuka paints. There is a blend of several techniques; lithography, sculptural embossing, mezzotint and metal foil stamping. It is framed in a rich black frame with red details on the liner matte...

Hilary Brace, a Seattle based Guggenheim and National Endowment for the Arts recipient, completed this original Charcoal on Mylar Drawing in 2002. The New York Times has given very positive reviews of Hilary Brace's exhibits at the Edward Thorpe Gallery in Chelsea. Untitled, the work is three and three quarters of an inch by four and one quarters of an inch in dimension. Excellent condition. Framed. A hazy Sun is depicted, breaking through above the Clouds.

Cameroon Grassland Beaded Throne with Four Cats. Acquired from a prominent African art collector in Ohio. Estimated date by the previous owner is 1910-1930. The throne is covered completely in beautiful beadwork, utilizing a palette of yellow, ocher, blue, and deep red glass beads. There are four Cats supporting the seat of the throne. Heavy carved wood is beneath the beading decorating the four Cats and royal Seat, and is made from a single carved log...

Late Ming Dynasty Gold and Green Ocher Glaze Ceramic Lion. Very Good Condition. Wonderful detail. There is one chip over the left eye(shown in photo), which doe not detract from the piece. Fifteen inches tall by fifteen inches long. Purchased from the Collection of Lawrence Lee.

Late Ming Dynasty Green and Ocher Glaze Ceramic Lion. Very Good Condition. Fifteen inches tall by fifteen inches long. Very good detail. Purchased from the Collection of Lawrence Lee of Columbus Ohio.

Seventh Century Early Tang Dynasty Calvary with Armoured Horse and Rider. Excellent condition. Twelve and a half inches tall by thirteen inches long. Purchased from the Lawrence Lee collection.

Very rare seventh century Tang Dynasty Zodiac Animal with original paint pigments. Excellent condition with no restoration of any kind. Eight inches long. Please refer to page 498-499, in "The Golden Age of Chinese Archaeology", Yale University Press, 1999, for a comprehensive description of the cultural context and function, including photos of these unique Zodiac figures. Acquired from the Lawrence Lee Collection of Columbus Ohio...

Early Tang Dynasty Noble's Horse. Very well sculpted with excellent detail. No restoration of any kind. Fourteen inches tall and fourteen inches in length. Excellent Condition. Lawrence Lee Collection.

Tang Dynasty Buddhist Guardian. Estimated date of 650 A.D. Thirty five and one half inches in height. Very Good Condition. Limited restoration to base. Purchased from the collection of Lawrence Lee of Columbus, Ohio. Original pigment still visible.

Early Tang Dynasty pottery figurine of an Earth Spirit. Very Good Condition. Good detail in face. Purchased from the Lawrence Lee Collection of Columbus Ohio. Thirteen inches high by seven inches wide.

Rare eighth century Tang Dynasty Zodiac Animal with original pigment. Very Good Condition. Nine inches tall. No restoration of any kind. Please refer to pages 498-499 in "The Golden Age of Chinese Archaeology", Yale university Press, 1999, and produced for the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C., for an excellent description of the cultural context and function, including photos, of these unique objects.