A GROUP OF SEVEN CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWLS AND BOXES, POSSIBLY SONG (960-1279) MING (1368-1644) AND QING (1644-1912) DYNASTIES, comprising a Southern Song Dynasty style white matte glaze footed rice bowl, with interior sgraffito decoration, height: 2 3/4", diameter: 7 3/8"; a Southern Song Dynasty style, Qingbai molded, white shiny glaze covered "Yue" box, the lid centering a juniper tree double ring carved medallion, height: 2 1/4", diameter: 3 3/4"; a near pair of Song Dynasty Longquan style celadon, shiny glaze low bowls, of conical form, resting on a circular foot, height: 1 3/4", diameter: 9 1/4"; a Ming Dynasty style black and white underglaze slip painted lidded box with finial; height: 3 1/4", diameter: 3 5/8"; a Ming Dynasty style blue and white underglaze painted, shiny glazed lidded box, the lid centering two mountain ranges, issuing stylized trees in the form of four characters; height: 2 7/8", diameter: 3 1/2"; and a Qing Dynasty style white glazed porcelain circular lidded box with over glaze paint decoration, height: 3", diameter: 4 3/4".

Most are likely Qing dynasty or later reproductions of earlier styles. Some glaze wear and dulling of surfaces. The large rice bowl is now reconstructed. A dark brown tone appears throughout the lidded box with Juniper tree. One celadon plate appears older than the other. Both white porcelain boxes have greenish spots all over. Overall some chips, mild losses and expected wear, but in good condition, wear commensurate with age. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS." NO REFUNDS will be issued based on condition.