A Persian earthenware ewer, possibly 18th/19th

Himalayan damascened iron moon flask ewer, Possibly 18th/19th c., Tibet, iron or steel with gold, copper and silver inlay, decorated with scrollwork and auspicious symbols, the center depicting a writ

Greek and Persian pottery ewers, Both possibly Ancient, including a Greek Gnathian black-glazed pottery oinochoe, c. 310 BCE, 9"h, and an unglazed molded slip ewer modeled in the form of a bird, c. 10

Ancient Persian large copper alloy ewer, Possibly 13th c. AD, natural verdigris patinated copper, with curved square spot and tubular handle with thumb rest, old accession label tag, 14"h x 8"l x 7"w

Vintage, possibly antique, Persian Earthenware bottle. Bottle is glazed, depicts birds, flowers and, what appears to be, a deer. Wear is consistent with ottoman and use. Measures approx 6.25 inches h

18th / 19th century painted and glazed Persian earthenware tile. 9" x 9"

Antique Eastern Hammered Tin and Copper Ewer, possibly Turkish or Persian, floral and animal motifs, 15.5 inches tall.

An elegantly shaped 18th - 19th century Persian brass ewer with arabesque designs and openwork to the exterior body. Missing lid. 10.5 inches in height, 4 inches in diameter

This is an ancient earthen-ware vessel likely dating back to Han Dynasty period over 2000 years ago. ( 206 BC to 220 AD ) Or is possibly a 18th/19th century revival piece.Handsome and fascinating old

Maria Phillipi, Danish, 1927-2004, three midcentury earthenware vessels, two lidded teapots and a ewer, each initialed MP, two marked Danmark, each marked 54 or 53, possibly 1950's and predating her r

(lot of 2) Tin-glazed earthenware bowls, including: (1) Ceramica de Fajalauza bowl, decorated with pomegranates, approx 3.5"h, 13.25"diam, (1) footed bowl, possibly Persian, decorated with stylized fl

(4) Persian pottery jars mounted as lamps, Some possibly 18th c. and later, black slip decorated glazed earthenware, one with turquoise glaze, (3) converted to lamps, with brass caps and sockets, each

Ancient pottery, earthenware bowl with 4 handles, cracked, origin unknown, possibly Persian, 6" in diameter. All items sold as is, as found, please refer to images for general condition issues, if you

A Mongolian gilt bronze ewer 18th/19th century With a dragon-form handle. H: 14 1/2, W: 16 1/2, D: 9 3/4 in. (H: 36.83, W: 41.91, D: 24.77 cm.) Weight: 4050 g. Provenance: Private collection, Georgia.

Bronze Silver-inlaid Figure of Guanyin, China, possibly 18th/19th century, depicted seated in a posture of "royal ease," one hand held in vitarka mudra, her flowing robes embellished with silver wire

Canadian. Owen Sound, Ontario. Earthenware. An unusual and scarce cream-glazed ewer and basin with floral motifs on both pieces. Paint dabs have been added to the handle and mouth as well as to the ri

Possibly late17th/early 18th century, baluster form body with rounded contours, tapering sides, and flared hexagonal foot, hand engraved on all sides with scroll and floral motifs, 90% silver, 9% copp

pierced and decorated in openwork; bronze Buddha only: 6.5in(H) x 4in(L)

18th Century Continental blue glazed earthenware ewer with pewter lid. The bulbous form with yellow bird and floral decoration and the pewter lid with raised knob and medallion of the three virtues.

An antique American earthenware ewer with a pinched spout. The ware represents the synthesis of Near and Far Eastern shape and decoration characteristic of the Faience Manufacturing Companys vessels.

Handsome Royal Worcester "Patent Metallic" Persian Ewer, fourth quarter 19th century, English, decorated with gilt sprigging on a yellow ground, with molded gilt trim, retaining its original cover, ma

Rookwood Pottery Dull Finish earthenware ewer with lily decoration and a fired-on gold collar, shape number 304 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1886 matte glazed ceramic impressed factory marks by an unknown artist

Persian Possibly Turkish Room Size Oriental RugSize: 112 x 81 in.

A rare piece of pottery of Flemish descent flanked by a lizard on the handle with a Majolica like glaze color pattern. Measures 12" W x 11 1/4" D x 16" H

Rookwood Pottery Limoges style earthenware ewer showing a small bird perched amid white flowers, shape number 101A Cincinnati, Ohio, 1884 high glazed ceramic impressed factory marks by an unidentified