Celadon pottery "Gui" vessel, Longquan, Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279)

The shape of this vessel derives from the ancient bronze 'Gui' used since antiquity for funerary or ritual use along with the prototype 'Ding'. It is made of ceramic and covered with a celadon-green g

Glazed ceramic container with a wide mouth on a circular base and a wide bowl-shaped body with slightly rounded sides. The glaze is celadon blue, slightly cracked, and is lighter at the ends. At each

Ceramic vase with slightly cracked celadon glaze. The glaze is thinner at the edges and covers almost the entire piece. The shape of the vase is stylized and stands on a circular base. The lower part

Chinese Longquan Celadon "Lotus Petal" Water Pot, Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), the finely potted vessel with a pattern of carved lotus petals decorating the exterior, covered with a translucent

A ‘LONGQUAN’ CELADON-GLAZED ‘LOTUS’ BOWL Southern Song dynasty, AD 1127 – 1279 D 16.7cm Estimate KRW 1,000,000 - 2,000,000 (Approx. USD 763 - 1,526) 용천&#508

A vase made of celadon-glazed ceramic with a greenish-blue or sea-green moulded in the shape of a (mallet bottle with phoenix ears), which together with the handle-less shape was a recurring model in

Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) Finely potted, the cinquefoil-shaped cup, moss green celadon glaze thinning to a pale white on the rim, the white stoneware body has fired a light gray where is was e

Octagonal-shaped vase that is glazed in a slightly cracked greenish blue celadon color with subtle blue streaks. is made based on vertical facets on a circular support. The lower body is globular in s

Ceramic vase with a greyish, cracked, pale glossy and unctuous celadon glaze typical of Song Dynasty Guanyao pottery. The shape is originally derived from the ancient bronze "Hu" prototypes which are

A grouping of two Chinese Longquan pottery vessels including a Longquan ceramic dish, Southern Song dynasty (1.25"H x 6" in diameter) and a Longquan celadon petal-carved shallow bowl. Southern Song dy

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. A lovely Qingbai ware funerary vessel used in southern China to hold grain and other offerings inside of a tomb. Enveloped in celadon and peach-hued

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

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Longquan, Song Dynasty, ca. 1127 to 1279 CE. A simple and beautiful shallow bowl produced by Chinese Imperial state-owned and operated kilns. The bowl is a

Song Dynasty (960-1279) / Yuan Dynasty (1127-1368) Urn shaped neck flanked by two scroll handles, each side of the body with a raised dragon with punch work background, the crackled celadon glaze reve

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

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

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. A fine pair of pottery vessels from the Song Dynasty. Enveloped in a celadon glaze, the first vessel is a cup presenti

Chinese Song Longquan Celadon Gu Porcelain Beaker Vase 7.5''x5.75''. Museum quality period Song dynasty (960-1279) archaic Zun form vessel. Fine consistent celadon glazing. Excellent, original conditi

Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) Made in the shape of an ten-petaled mallow flower with lobed sides rising to an everted rim, the bottom of the interior very slightly convex and the recessed base cor

Probably Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) Deep brown, covered inside and out with a thick glaze, suffused with a variegated iridescent pattern of 'oil spots' stopping irregularly and pooling

Two Jian ware small tea bowls, Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279) one with persimmon glaze the other with a tea dust glaze 9.8cm diameter and 9.5cm diameter

Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) Finely potted, covered overall with a rich glaze streaked with fine 'hare's fur' markings on both the exterior and interior, the thick glaze stopping abov

Diameter 4 in., H 3 1/8 in. This is an important paper weight of Wen Tianxiang, the chief official during the last part of Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279). He was captured by the Yuan Emperor and pu

Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) The bowl thinly potted with a narrow groove below the rim and with gently sloping sides, covered overall with an unctuous black glaze streaked with fine 'hare&#39