Chinese Ceramic Glaze Dish.

Chinese ceramic glaze duck dish 9 inches in diameter 8 inches height

RECTANGULAR CERAMIC CHINESE DISH Black glaze with brown markings. 6 3/4" X 8 3/4" Shipping: Shippi

Set of four antique Chinese monochrome ceramic porcelain plates with white glazes. Each dish: 7.75" diameter.

Wit shallow incised pattern to body. Base unglazed. Qing dynasty or earlier. Dia. 33cm (13 in.)

Most likely Song dynasty. Earthenware with celadon or green glaze. Three dishes, 5" to 6.5"d., one footed dish, 7.25"d., one bowl with impressed flower and added brass rim covering edge flakes. 2.25"h

Chinese celadon glazed ceramic tripod dish with crackle glaze; as-is condition with large crack to base and other flaws; H 2 3/4" x W 9 1/4"

Group of three Chinese crackle-glazed ceramics; one leaf form bowl; one ruyao-style dish; one fish form vase; H: 11"

Three Chinese ceramics: Song-style dish, showing a marbled brown glaze, resembling floral patterns; Tang-style bowl, showing geometric designs to interior, the glazed halting before the base; together

(lot of 11) Ceramic wares, comprising six miniature Chinese trade jars, one green glazed bowl, three white glaze bowls, and a yellow glaze dish. Largest 9.75"dia.

Group of 7 assorted sculpture and figural items including Dachshund stein (hinge damaged), cast iron rooster doorstop, ceramic rabbit sauce dish, celadon glaze rooster, Chinese porcelain rooster (tail

Three Chinese Song-style ceramics, each showing a celadon glaze, including; censer, showing raised nodules, and moulded designs of lions and bats, resting atop three animal-mask feet; dish, with scall

Comprising of a celadon glazed bowl, a circular ge-type dish, a tea-dust glaze dish with two small ware inside, a six faced ware and a small white glazed ware. Yuan/Ming Dynasty period. Highest Height

Chinese ceramic dish in the form of a shell. With a pale green glaze. On a carved wooden stand.(w/stand) Height: 1 1/4 in x width: 3 3/4 in x depth: 2 1/2 in.

With lid * (9 1/2" h) Some hairline fractures, crazing to glaze, rub to glaze.

probably Han Dynasty period, all in a green glaze, including a pair of jars, h. 5-1/2 in.; and a baluster vase with a dish-shaped mouth, h. 6-1/4 in.

Ceramic with Longquan glaze. China, 14th century – Yuan or very early Ming Dynasty This early ceramic dish shows an even longquan celadon glaze. The carved petal décor and the barbed, floral

Chinese Guan type ceramic dish, the sides molded in the form of a mallow blossom, the foot and rim of conforming shape, greyish-green glaze suffused with dense colorless crackles and thinning to a mus

18th century, painted with a central carp in under-glaze blue, underside with paper tag: "SAGA HOI AN HOARD VISAL/lot 9392". [2 1/3" H x 9 1/4" Dia].

Chinese Song Yingqing Ceramic Cloud Dish 6.5''x1.75''. A ding ware yingqing glazed conical dish with incised cloud motifs. A single character is painted on bottom. A few tiny glaze flakes to rim. 12th

An antique Chinese, Yuan Dynasty, Junyao glazed ceramic bowl. The shallow dish covered in a thick glaze of lavender-blue, darkening at the everted rim to a mushroom hue, the interior highlighted with

A CHINESE SONG STYLE GUAN WARE CERAMIC DISH, applied with an olive-green crackle glaze, 5.5in diameter.

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 1127 to 1279 CE. A stunning ceramic dish presenting a ring-form foot, a shallow basin, and a flared rim, all enveloped in a lustrous glaze of gorgeous hues of viole

East Asia, China, late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 1600 to 1700 CE. A wonderful ceramic plate decorated in fine blue-on-white glaze with a squat footed base, wide body, and a shallow dish cavity.

Chinese Ge Type Foliate Rim Footed Dish 2"x7". A fine tripod footed ceramic bowl with crimped foliate rim. Yellowish brown crackle guan type glazes. Excellent condition. Possibly 10th to 13th century,