A CHINESE LONGQUAN CELADON BOWL, SONG / YUAN DYNASTY, ZHEJIANG PROVINCE. Flared rim and lightly

Chinese, probably Song/Yuan dynasty. Including a small petal bowl with scalloped mouth rim, having overall longquan green glaze with fine crackling and unglazed footrim exposing pale orange body.The s

Chinese "Longquan" celadon Lotus bowl, Possibly Song/Yuan Dynasty (12th-14th c.), green glazed pottery, the rounded sides carved on the exterior with overlapping petals, raised on a short round foot,

Chinese Longquan celadon glazed lotus pottery bowl, Song / Yuan Dynasty. 1 3/4"H x 6 1/4"Diam.

Two Chinese longquan celadon twin fish bowls dating from the Song or Yuan dynasty. Dimensions are: 1 1/2 inches tall X 5 inches wide, 3.81 cm X 12.7 cm. All measurements are approximate. Provenance: F

Two Chinese Longquan celadon jars and covers , probably Song-Yuan Dynasty, with rounded shoulders and a ribbed body, the leaf-form cover with a partially upturned rim, surmounted by a moulded flower h

A Chinese Song Dynasty LongQuan Celadon Bottle Vase, Prob. form the period. having tall neck with flared rim, flat base. The body in pale green with wide crackled glaze. Two archaic chi-long dragons f

Chinese ,Song Dynasty, the plate has a flared rim rising from a straight foot base, with two fish molded in the center of the well,covered with celadon glaze with crackle throughout D: 8.5"(21.7cm) es

the cylindrical body surmounted by a tall slender neck rising to a broad everted rim, set to each side with a pair of lightly molded handles, incised with a double ring high on the neck. Covered overa

Chinese Ming Dynasty stem cup (high bowl) of a simply deep vessel, with round cavetto emerging the steep side wall to slightly flared rim, raised on splayed tall foot base. The sturdily potted in bell

Chinese Ming Dynasty stem cup (high bowl) of a simply deep vessel, with round cavetto emerging the steep side wall to slightly flared rim, raised on tall splayed foot base. The sturdily potted in bell

Chinese Ming Dynasty stem cup (high bowl) of a simply deep vessel, with round cavetto emerging the steep side wall to slightly flared rim, raised on splayed tall foot base. The sturdily potted in bell

Chinese Ming Dynasty stem cup or rider's cup of a simply deep vessel, with round cavetto emerging the steep side wall to slightly flared rim, raised on splayed tall foot base. The sturdily potted in b

Classic Pagoda form. LongQuan Kilns were formed during the Song Dynasty (960-1279) in the Southern section of Zhejiang Province. Extra pretty light green celadon glaze shows great age but is in excell

Three Song/Yuan Dynasty Celadon BowlsThree Chinese Song/Yuan Dynasty, celadon glazed bowls; small fluted dish with moulded double fish; of grayish-green and of shallow form; and taller with design of

Song dynastyThe bowl with inward folded rim and incised motifs.Size:3 1/4 inches height.5 ines wide.rovenance: AAG auction

Early Chinese celadon porcelain bowl, likely Yuan Dynasty. The bowl has steep sides with a flaring rim. Lally & Co., New York label is adhered along the underside.Provenance: Lally & Co., New York, Ne

Chinese Longquan Celadon Glaze Five-Spouted VaseSouthern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), having a compressed globular-form body rising from a neat foot rim, gently ribbed to the lower section, the upper sec

China, Song dynasty, Long Quan Yao Vase, flared and fluted rim, tulip bulb body on high footed base with vertical ribbing in green glaze throughout, complete with fitted box. Height 7 1/2 inch.

Two Chinese bowls dating from the Song to Yuan dynasty. The celadon bowl is carved with a pair of fish to the interior, the other Dehua bowl is incised with a floral motif. Dimensions are: the larger

Chinese, Yuan to Ming dynasty. Of unusual octagonal body form with incised flower and foliage decoration to the center and cloud designs to the panel along the flaring rim. Covered in rich longquan ce

Antique Song/Yuan dynasty black pottery bowl with low curved sides and an incised circle has a low footed base; unglazed black pigment has some traces of discoloration; chip to rim, other flaws consis

Massive Chinese carved Longquan celadon charger, Possibly Ming Dynasty (15th c.), large, heavily potted shallow bowl with rounded sides, the interior lightly carved in the center with a trellis diaper

A Chinese longquan celadon vase, Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368), the body applied with moulded meandering stems bearing peony blossoms above a band of upright petals, neck reduced and fitted as a lamp, vase

H17.7cm, D7.5cm, Currency: Price In USD