A rare Tea Bowl, AFCmark and period of Tianqi

A Rare Chinese Song Dingyao Persimmon Glaze Conical Bowl 2.5''x7''. Museum quality period Song Dynasty (960-1279) tea bowl, similar to yaozhou pieces. Fine consistent glossy persimmon glaze covers the

A Rare Regency Period Sheffield Plate Tea Machineearly 19th century, unmarked, featuring a hot water urn and burner raised on a tall central pedestal, flanked by a pair of tea urns and a bowl, all sup

Period of Tianqi, Ming Dynasty 10.3 cm Diam.

RAKU RYŌNYŪ (KICHIZAEMON IX, 1756-1834) A Red Raku Ware Tea Bowl Edo period (1615-1868), after 1811 The earthenware chawan featuring a variegated glaze of shades of red, orange, gray, black,

Chinese Exceptional Large Rare Jian Tea Bowl. Finely potted with a deep flaring body rising to an everted mouth rim, covered overall with a lustrous black glaze finely streaked with iridescent silver

Chinese Rare Jian Tea Bowl. Of deep conical form, the rounded sides rising from a small foot to an indented groove beneath the rim, covered overall with a lustrous black glaze suffused with golden bro

Pair Chinese antique blue and white covered porcelain tea bowls, Daoguang period, 3.2"Hx3.85"dia each

Rare Ming teabowl in black splashed under blue glaze. Height: 12.1 cm.The dramatic black splash over the blue glaze on this bottle prefigures the use of copper to create similar designs in later cera

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Tea Bowls Xianfeng period (1851-1861), a pair of tea bowls decorated in Famille Rose palette and gilt with elegant figures in continuous courtyard design, gilt

(4) Japanese pottery chawan tea bowls, Meiji Period or later (late 19th to 20th c.), Japan, including two square-form red glaze Shino ware bowls decorated with geometric slip designs and domed mound e

A SET OF TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN TEA BOWLS, REPUBLIC PERIOD, 1912-1949, each of tapering circular form with a slightly turned lip, sides centering polychrome over glaze decoration of a stylized boulder

Chinese Rare Jian Tenmoku Tea Bowl. Of deep conical form, rising from a small foot to an indented groove beneath the rim, covered overall with an iridescent dark blue glaze with pale bluish splashes a

Chenghua Mark, Kangxi periodAll surfaces of the vessel covered in a clear glaze, the thinly potted exterior sides displaying a densely composed repeating ground of wanzi and keyfret patterns above a s

A Chinese Rare Jian Type Tea Bowl. Of conical body, supported on a short unglazed foot to a groove mouth rim, covered overall with vivid blue hue glaze and dark blue lines. {Diameter 4 7/8 inches (12.

Chinese Rare 'Oil-Spot' Jian Tea Bowl. Of deep rounded sides, covered inside and out with an iridescent bluish-black glaze suffused with a dense pattern of 'oil spots', the thick glaze ends irregularl

Chinese Rare Lobed Jian Tea Bowl. Of deep conical body rising from a short foot to a flared lobed rim, covered overall with a lustrous iridescent black glaze with silvery-blue 'hare's fur' striations,

A RARE 'JIZHOU' SPOTTED TEA BOWL Dia:11.2cm,H:5.9cm

Chinese Rare Large Jian Tea Bowl. Finely potted with a deep flaring body rising from a short foot to an everted mouth rim, covered overall with a lustrous black glaze finely streaked with iridescent s

Chinese Rare Large Jian Tea Bowl. Of wide conical sides rising from a small foot to a flared rim, covered overall with a speckled russet colored glaze splashed to the interior and exterior with brown

Chinese Rare Large Jian Tea Bowl. Finely potted with a deep flaring body rising from a short foot to an everted mouth rim, covered overall with a lustrous black glaze finely streaked with iridescent s

Pottery tea bowl. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Signed. Decoration of warriors, rakans and women in brocaded ground. 4-7/8".

Tea bowl. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Triangular mouth. Decoration of prunus branch. Signed with a seal. 4-1/2". All items in session one were collected by William H. Smith (1853-1923)

A Lovely Ming Dynasty Chinese tea bowl. A very old example and was by all appearances unearthed. The imperial porcelain factory was established at Jingdezhen at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty (1368

This is a rare Song Dynasty tea bowl with circular motifs.The base has incised with two characters meaning "For the imperial use"