A CHINESE XI JIN DYNASTY INCISED FLOWER CERAMIC JAR.

East Asia, China, Henan province, Jin Dynasty, ca. 1115 to 1234 CE. A charming, well-preserved ceramic jar from the Cizhou Ware tradition with a bulbous body that tapers to a round foot. Above the bro

Chinese Jin Dynasty white glazed ceramic saucer with incised designs to interior; overall good condition, minor flaws consistent with age, hairline crack; W 4 3/4"Provenance: acquired by present owner

Chinese Cizhou ceramic pillow, Song/Jin dynasty, with a concave ovoid top painted with brown floral sprigs in reserve on a white slip coating to the top and sides, the unglazed flat base of light tan

Chinese Cizhou ceramic pillow, Song/Jin dynasty, with a concave ovoid top painted with brown floral sprigs in reserve on a white slip coating to the top and sides, the unglazed flat base of light tan

A Qing Dynasty Ceramic Brushpot. circa 1900, square in form, incised with a landscape, flowers, and an inscription, bearing a four-character mark on the underside. Together with an unmarked brushpot b

Fine & Large Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Crackle Celadon Porcelain Storage Jar the sides incised with alternating panels of flowers and calligraphy, mouth and foot ring unglazed and covered with bro

Chinese celadon Longquan ceramic ginger jar vase, molded with fruits and flowers, the underside illegibly incised. 9.75" H.

Five antique Chinese glazed ceramic vessels: blue and white soft-paste torpedo form vase; crackle glazed lamp, jun-style tripod brushpot, and two probably Jin Dynasty glazed pottery jar; H: 9" &#4

A CHINESE YUEYAO TYPE JAR. With square form loops handles and taotie masks covered in a pale olive green glaze incised with overlapping leaf decoration. Western Jin dynasty or later. 17cm height. Smal

Lovely vase in white clay with incised design of a beautiful lady and flowers. Vase is also incised with words in one section on the back. Writing on vase is a poem. 18.25in tall x 5in wide. S Jingdez

Pair Chinese famille rose porcelain jars, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), polychrome enameled porcelain, incised and decorated to appear as cloisonne, painted with dragons and flowers, pierced c

Lot 130 Chinese Yue Glazed Ceramic Owl Form Vessel (Han Dynasty) lidded jar in the shape of an owl, the red stoneware body partially covered in olive green glaze, and with incised feathers and other

possibly Han dynasty, of bulbous form with tapered cylindrical foot, incised bullseye decoration, approximately 14-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfie

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Ming Dynasty Cizhou ware ceramic jar. Features brown painted ceramic jar with leaves and floral decorations, having a wave band below the neck and shoulder of jar. Unmarked. CIR

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A large, brightly decorated ceramic jar with a fun motif of mythological creatures, a pegasus and a dragon, painted in a profusion of

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Jin Dynasty Cosmetic jar features in a matte green finish, decorated faintly with a dragon motif along the body, completed on either end with loop handles. Sits atop a reticulat

4 Chinese Ming Dynasty Ceramic Oil Jars, each with unglazed concave bases lightly burned in the kiln: 3 with double rings at the shoulders in a Longquan crackle glaze, 2 of which are molded with flowe

A CHINESE YUAN/MING DYNASTY CIZHOU CERAMIC JAR, the sides decorated in brown on a cream ground with formal scrolling foliage, the base unglazed, 5.8in(14.8cm) wide at widest point & 6in(15.2cm) high.

Chinese Tang Dynasty ceramic jar with a high shoulder impressed with floral decoration. Glazed with mottled yellow and green glaze. Height: 5 1/4 in x diameter: 6 3/4 in.

Qing Dynasty,Cloisonne Flower Jars ( a Pair )

Ming Dynasty, Cloisonne Flower Large Jar

H. 48 cm.W. 33 cm.

H:16.5 D:13cm

East Asia, China, Song-Jin Dynasty, ca. 12th to mid-13th century CE. A finely preserved, well-constructed, and exceedingly rare Junyao ceramic bowl exhibiting lustrous glaze across the interior surfac