1930 era Shanghai Posters (reproductions)

Cultural Revolution Wood block prints

Cultural Revolution Posters - Others

All other Chinese Propaganda Posters

Chubby Baby New Year Posters

Color Ceramic Figurines & Bronze statues

Porcelain ware & Ceramic Items

Red Books, Mao's Thoughts, Note books, etc

watches, clocks, articles of clothing, vinyl records, ink pads, and other memorabilia

Mao buttons and pins

C2631

Cultural Revolution Statue - Mao in Chair

Cultural Revolution Statue - Female PLA

Cultural Revolution Statue Korean War Soldier

Cultural Revolution Statue Female Farmer

Korean War PLA Soldier Statue

Cultural Revolution Statue - Female Red Army

Cultural Revolution Statue - PLA Soldier

Cultural Revolution Statue - Red Army Soldier

Cultural Revolution Statue - Mining Worker

Cultural Revolution Statue Red Army Soldier

Cultural Revolution Red Army Female Soldier

Cultural Revolution Statue - Red Guard

Statue - Factory Worker and the Capitalist

White Porcelain Waving Mao Statue

Cultural Revolution PLA Soldier Cultural Revolution PLA Soldier

Red Army Ceramics Statue

Cultural Revolution Class Struggle Session Statue

Lg Unusual Cultural Revolution Statue

Cultural Revolution Figurine - Tea Lady

Cultural Revolution Young Red Guard

Cultural Revolution Figurine - Red Guard

Cultural Revolution Figurine - Female Farmer

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C2212

Special Cultural Revolution Sculpture Mao

This rare large size Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics sculpture depicts Mao in bath robe, surrounded by a group of young pioneers and red guards. This was in reference of Mao completing a swim in the Yang Zi River, a heroic image that was later that later appeared in many propaganda materials. Size: 12" wide by 5" deep by 14" tall.

C2210

Cultural Revolution Peking Opera Red Lantern

This Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics depicts a character from a "Contemporary Revolution Peking Opera" called Red Lantern In this sculpture, the hero of the play is seen holding a lantern, and is posing victoriously for the defeat of the ". Size: 3" wide by 3" deep by 12" wide.

C2209

Cultural Revolution Barefoot Female Doctor

This Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics is a reference to the "Barefoot doctor", a familiar phrase used to describe doctors who were sent down to the farm land to live and work with the farmers during the Cultural Revolution. The sculpture consists of several details such as the red cross sign in the medicine chest she's carrying and the straw hat she's wearing that says "Serve The People". Size: 3" wide by 3" deep by 12" wide.

C2208

Cultural Revolution Unite the Minority People

This Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics depicts an inner Mongolian woman, a representation of the Chinese Minority, holding her sheep and dressed in an elaborate Mongolian outfit. This sculpture serves as a propaganda image, and was meant as a praise to the Chinese government's unification program where the minorities in China have all benefited from the Communist government. Size: 5" wide by 4" deep by 12" wide.

C2207

Cultural Revolution The Sent Down Girls

This Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics depicts two vivacious "sent down" girls taking a break between farm field works. The communist party sent millions of school age kids to the farm land, as part of "re-education" program in the 60s and 70s. Many school age teenagers never returned home after the end of the Cultural Revolution. Certainly the image portrayed in this well designed color ceramics sculpture was the message carried out by the central government. Size: 10" tall by 5" deep by ...click for details

C2206

Mao and Lin Biao Interviewing the CR Army

This Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics depicts Mao and Lin Biao on Forbidden City Hall facing the TianAnMen square, interviewing the Cultural Revolution Army. Lin Biao was a general who rose in power and considered Mao's successor, until his unfortunate fell out of favor in late 60s which resulted his death in an attempt to escape China for Russia. This sculpture displays the nostalgia era of Mao and Lin Biao, as some may say, that had lost with the death of Lin Biao and later, the end of Cultu ...click for details

C2205

Cultural Revolution Sculpture Woman Farmer

This Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics depicts a strong female farmer. The colors used on this sculpture is quite vivid and the image a familiar one. A symbol of "Women can hold half sky", as advocated by Mao in the 1950s and 1960s, this image represented the rising of the farmer class as well as women. Size: 12" tall by 4.5" wide by 4" deep. Weight: 5 pounds.

C2204B

Cultural Revolution Peking Opera Red Lantern

This Cultural Revolution color ceramics depicts a famous scene from the Cultural Revolution Peking Opera of Red Lantern. The woman holding the red lantern was the heroin of the opera, in which she saved and cooperated with the Red Army in the defeat of the Guo Mei Dong and Japanese invaders. The sculpture measures 10" tall, 3" deep and 3" wide. Weight: 3 pounds.

C2204

Cultural Revolution Sculpture Madam Mao

This large Cultural Revolution sculpture depicts Madam Mao holding Mao's red book. Size: 14.5" Tall, 3" Deep, 4" Wide. Weight: 5.5 pounds.

C2196

Cultural Revolution Red Army Dancers

Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics. This sculpture depicts two Red Army Soldiers in the famous Peking Opera called Red Army Detachment, one of the most promoted "Contemporary Revolution Operas" during the Cultural Revolution. size: 11" W*4" D*15" T. Weight: 10 lbs.

C2195

Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics Red Guards

This unusual cultural revolution color ceramics depicts two female red guards and one female PLA solider, holding down a scholar, who's wearing a board that states the following: "Counter Revolution Intellectual Expert". Size: 8.5" Wide by 7.5" Deep by 14" High Weight: 15 pounds.

C2192

Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics - Lin Biao

This color ceramics vividly depicts one of the most loved then most hated politician in China named Lin Biao. A beloved general who led the Northeastern army divisions, Lin Biao was known as Mao's successor in the mid to late 60s until his fatal escape attempt to leave China, after he had fallen out of favor of Mao. In the famous restaurant inner city of Beijing called the Red Capital Club, a drink named "crash" is served as an reference to Lin Biao's ill attempted escape. Lin Biao was known ...click for details

C2166

Cultural Revolution Red Guards

This rare Cultural Revolution color ceramics features a Chinese female red guard and male red guard, each wearing the typical red guards uniform, and Mao's pins. The male red guard is seen holding a big bucket of paste in one hand and another big letter s on another, the female is holding a big brush and a red book. An accurate and vivid depiction of the red guards' typical day. During Cultural Revolution, these red guards posted big letter s and praised mao and criticized those counter-re ...click for details

C2165

Cultural Revolution Female Red Guard

This Cultural Revolution color ceramics features a Chinese female red guard, holding a red book and wearing the red guard uniform. Size: 12"tall, 3" wide by 3" deep.

C2164

Cultural Revolution Female PLA

This Cultural Revolution color ceramics features a Chinese female People's Liberation Army hat, holding a gun, wearing the PLA uniform. Mao's advocated that "women can hold half of the sky", therefore in these color ceramic sculptures, there are a number of women worriers. Size: 14" tall, 3" wide by 3" deep.

C2163

Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics - Red Guard Female Farmer

This Cultural Revolution color ceramics depicts a female farmer who double serves as a soldier / red guard. Her attire indicates that she is from the Chinese boarder, likely from the southeast China region, who's been assigned to guard the country's boarder with her gun. Her red arm band says "the Red Guard". Size: 15" tall by 4" wide by 4" deep.

C2162

Known as the Red Army detachment, this Cultural Revolution color ceramics depicts one of the female red army soldiers dancing, a famous scene from the Peking Opera named Red Detachment, a story about a group of women soldiers from Hai Nan who fought side by side with their male partners. Size: 13" tall by 3" deep by 3" wide.

C2161

Peking Opera - the White Hair Woman

This Cultural Revolution ceramics is of an familiar image called "Bai Mao Nu", or otherwise known as "the White Hair Woman". Featuring in this color ceramics is a famous scene from one of the 8 Peking Operas introduced and recommended by Madam Mao. The White Hair Woman was a girl who had gone into the forests to hide from a vicious land owner who killed her father. She was later rescued by the Red Army, led by the Communist Party. By the time she was rescued by the Red Army, she had lived in the ...click for details

C2160

Cultural Revolution Ceramics - sent down girl

This image of "Sent Down Girl" as depicted by this color ceramics features a young female who appears to be of high school or college age, holding her straw-hat and wearing an outfit that is more suited of a farmer than of a student. Her optimistic outlook as portrayed in this image is a propaganda message that the Central government wanted to send to all youth who were sent down to receive "re-education" by the farmers. Size: 13" tall, 3" deep, 3" wide.

C2131

Cultural Revolution Mao, Madam Mao & Lin Biao

C2130

Cultural Revolution - Female PLA and Worker

C2129

Cultural Revolution Mao and Red Guards

C2128

Cultural Revolution Ceramics - Red Country

During Cultural Revolution local governments were gradually were replaced by Cultural Revolution Committee, often formed by three types of people - the People’s Liberation army members, the so-called pro Mao Revolution officials, and finally the red guards. By 1969, all local governments were replaced and formed Cultural Revolution Committee. A famous yet short lived slogan, as evidence by this Cultural Revolution color ceramics were developed, it said the following, in black: “Celebrate the Red ...click for details

C2127

Cultural Revolution Peking Opera Shanjiabang

Part of early ignition for Cultural Revolution movement was the introduction of ly revised and politically motivated Peking Opera. Total of 8 most famous Peking Opera were created under Madam Mao, also known as Jing Qing’s direction. Mao’s evaluation of good vs. bad Peking Opera is whether Peking Opera serves socialism or capitalism. Does it serve the workers, peasants and soldiers or oppose them; does it take the road of Marxism-Leninism or the road of revisionism? Jing Qing embarked on her ...click for details

C2126

Cultural Revolution - Female Peasant Leader

This colorful and vivacious Cultural Revolution color ceramics depicts a very well known Female People’s Village Communist Leader named “Jiang Shui Ying”. During Cultural Revolution, among the three elite classes of the PLA Soldiers, the factory workers and the farmers, the factory worker class was considered more superior than the peasant class. Thus when there was a conflict where one class needed to make a sacrifice, the sacrifice usually was made in the peasant class. This sculpture depicts ...click for details

C2125

Cultural Revolution - The PLA Soldier

This Cultural Revolution Statue depicts a People’s Liberation Army soldier holding a Chinese Flag. A typical image seen in Cultural Revolution statues that symbols the devotion these PLA Soldiers have for China and the peace was a result of these soldiers standing tall and protecting the country selflessly.

C2124

Cultural Revolution "Learn from Lei Feng"

Lei Feng’s stories first appeared in China Youth periodicals, in the 1960’s, Mao’s own Calligraphy that stated “Learn from Comrade Lei Feng” accompanying LeiFeng’s life time story set Lei Feng up to become the models for all Chinese people. The slogan of “Learn from Comrade Lei Feng” appeared in other papers and magazines, major editorial on how to be a good warrior for Chairman Mao by studying Lei Feng were published. Lei Feng turned out to be the first of a series of heroic figures, most o ...click for details

C2123

Cultural Revolution Red Guard & Intellectual

This gruesome large Chinese Color ceramic sculpture depicts one Red Guard holding down an alleged Counter Revolutionary Leading Scholar. A unpleasant reminder of the Cultural Revolution, or otherwise known as the 10 Year Chaos, this sculpture described the common scene that took place during the Cultural Revolution where many scholars and experts were denounced Counter Revolutionary and were released of their posts, many could not stand the humiliation and later committed suicide. The Red Guard, ...click for details

C2120

Color Ceramics - Learn from Comrade Lei Feng

LeiFeng’s stories first appeared in China Youth periodicals, in the 1960’s, Mao’s own Calligraphy that stated “Learn from Comrade Lei Feng” accompanying LeiFeng’s life time story set Lei Feng up to become the models for all Chinese people. The slogan of “Learn from Comrade Lei Feng” appeared in other papers and magazines, major editorial on how to be a good warrior for Chairman Mao by studying Lei Feng were published. Lei Feng turned out to be the first of a series of heroic figures, most of ...click for details

C2119

Cultural Revolution Red Guard Statue

This Red Guard Color Ceramics depicts a red guard raising his hand, in the Cultural Revolution uniform, and a “Serve the People” Bag, while holding onto a thick red book, which is commonly as Mao’s Theory Excerpt for government or army officials.

C2117

Red Guard and Petit Bourgeoisie

In this gruesome Cultural Revolution color ceramics, it depicts a Cultural Revolution Red Guard, in his uniform and PLA hat, along with "Serve the People" bag, holding a Mao’s book and Megaphone, his one leg resting on the back of a man who’s wearing a dunce cap and a white board. The dunce cap has the writing of “Capitalism Sympathizer” and the white board states “ Down with the Petit Bourgeoisie”. The names were blanked out with “X”s, and so are dates and year. Petit Bourgeoisie Class are typi ...click for details

C2116

Cultural Revolution - Happy Peasant

One of Cultural Revolution’s main movements is the class struggle. Often depicted in Peking Opera scenes, images of peasants and farmers who had no shoes or nice clothes to wear, after the Red Army, later called the People’s Liberation Army arrived into a village, the peasants and farmers would be liberated and rise on top. In this particular colorful image of ceramics sculpture, it depicts an image of a happy and free peasant. In reality, with the Da Yu Jin (Great Leap Forward) and the Famine d ...click for details

Cultural Revolution Female Red Guard

This Cultural Revolution Red Guard color ceramics has the usual image of a female Red Guard, holding her Red Book, wearing Red Guard arm band, and in his Cultural Revolution Uniform, including the her Liberation Army hat. She is apparently also holding a megaphone. Size: 2.5" Long by 3" Wide by 11.5" Tall. Net Weight: 2 pounds. Makes a perfect set with item C2069, Male Cultural Revolution Red Guard.

Cultural Cultural Revolution - Peasant and Red Army

In this Cultural Revolution Color Ceramics, it depicts a Red Army Soldier and a Peasant who has risen to the top to become a Soldier. The Red Army Solider is seen wearing a red arm band that states “Red Army” and holding a knife. The Peasant is holding a shotgun. A common scene from the Cultural Revolution Peking Opera, this scene describes the rise of lower class people to take charge in the 20’s and 30’s and the conversion of peasants to soldiers. During Cultural Revolution, the three elite ...click for details

Cultural Revolution Peking Opera "HongDengJi"

Part of early ignition for Cultural Revolution movement was the introduction of ly revised and politically motivated Peking Opera. Total of 8 most famous Peking Opera were created under Madam Mao, also known as Jing Qing’s direction. Mao’s evaluation of good vs. bad Peking Opera is whether Peking Opera serves socialism or capitalism. Does it serve the workers, peasants and soldiers or oppose them; does it take the road of Marxism-Leninism or the road of revisionism? Jing Qing embarked on her ...click for details

Cultural Revolution Peking Opera Scene 1

Part of early ignition for Cultural Revolution movement was the introduction of ly revised and politically motivated Peking Opera. Total of 8 most famous Peking Opera were created under Madam Mao, also known as Jing Qing’s direction. Mao’s evaluation of good vs. bad Peking Opera is whether Peking Opera serves socialism or capitalism. Does it serve the workers, peasants and soldiers or oppose them; does it take the road of Marxism-Leninism or the road of revisionism? Jing Qing embarked on her ...click for details

Madam Mao and Lin Biao

This color ceramics statue depicts Lin Biao and Madam Mao, standing together, each holding a red book, wearing identical Cultural Revolution uniform and wearing a red arm band that states “Red Guard”. Lin Biao was considered Mao's closest comrade until late 1960, after which he was called by Mao as a Communist Traitor. Upon his worsened relationship with Mao, Lin Biao k his days were up and k that Mao would capture him and throw him in jail like the rest of the Communist leaders whose opi ...click for details

Mao in Dark Green Uniform Statue

This Standing Mao color ceramic statue features Mao wearing a dark green Party Uniform, with his two hands folded back. On the right pocket, he's wearing a pin that says "Community Party Representative". Size: 10" tall by 3" base. Net weight: 2 pounds 3 ounces.

Cultural Revolution - Mao with Red Party Tag

This Standing Mao color ceramic statue features Mao in what is now known as "Mao's Uniform", with his two hands folded back. On the right pocket, he's wearing a red Communist Party tag, which gives a 3-D effect. Size: 10" tall by 3" base. Net weight: 2 pounds 3 ounces.

Color Ceramics - Factory Worker & Capitalist

A gruesome Cultural Revolution color ceramics statue, this image depicts a factory worker standing a man, who's wearing a heavy board that states that he is a "Capitalist". This factory worker is seen holding a red book. In this image, this "Capitalist" is seen kneeling down, a scene that is known as the "class struggling session".

C2094

Color Ceramics - "Down with Land Owner Liu Wen Cai

A gruesome Cultural Revolution color ceramics, this image depicts a farmer standing a man, who's wearing a tall hat, that indicated to people that his name is "Liu Wen Cai", a well known land owner who allegedly treated his farmers poorly. the hat stated "Down with land Owner Liu Wen Cai. In this image, he is kneeling down, a symbol of that poor people are now in charge. Weight: 4 pounds.

This color ceramics Mao statue features Mao wearing a red scarf for the Red Young Pioneer. Size: 10" tall by 3" base.

Large Bronze Mao's statue

Full length Mao's statue in bronze. This Cultural Revolution Memorabilia item has seen its age, however is still in decent shape. In this bronze statue, Mao is wearing the army general's full size coat, with one hand extended, as if he is interviewing his Cultural Revolution Army. Size: height 13.5 ", base width 2.5", base length 2.5"

C2069

Cultural Revolution Sculpture Male Red Guard

This Cultural Revolution Red Guard color ceramics has the usual image of a male Red Guard, holding his Red Book, wearing Red Guard arm band, and in his Cultural Revolution Uniform. Size: 2.5" Long by 3" Wide by 11.5" Tall. Net Weight: 2 pounds.

3 Piece Mao and Madam Mao Ceramics Sculpture

Of all cultural revolution color ceramics, this large three piece set of Cultural Revolution color ceramics is one of the most vivid depiction of public images of Mao and Madam Mao during Cultural Revolution, before the fall of the Gang of Four. Seen on this three piece color ceramics, are Mao and Madam Mao sitting down, and in between them is a tea table. Mao is featured wearing the famous blue Mao's uniform, Jiang Qing, or otherwise known as Madam Mao, wearing a Cultural Revolution Red Guards uniform, with her full length Liberation Army coat, and the Red Guard's hat, also known as the People's Liberation Army hat. Madam Mao is also seen holding a note book. Click for details.

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Cultural Revolution - Mao holding a cigarette

Cultural Revolution color ceramics - Mao in the famous Mao's Blue Uniform, holding his jacket and holding a Cigarette.

Large color ceremics scuplture

Large color ceremics scuplture

This unique large Chinese Color ceramic sculpture depicts one male Red Guard holding down an alleged Counter Revolutionary Scholar. A gruesome reminder of the Cultural Revolution, or otherwise known as the 10 Year Chaos, this sculpture described the common scene that took place during the Cultural Revolution where many scholars and experts were denounced Counter Revolutionary and were released of their posts, many could not stand the humiliation and later committed suicide.

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