Chinese Cizhou Style Jar, Children

A large Chinese Cizhou-style carved jar. Carved with a broad band of stylised leaf scrolls in blackish-brown slip against the unglazed buff-coloured body. H: 11 1/2 in., 29.2 cm PROVENANCE: Property f

Chinese Cizhou-Style Pottery Jar , decorated with scrolling foliage between lappet bands, h. 15 in

Large Chinese Cizhou style ginger jar, Qing Dynasty or later (19th-20th c.), China, brown/black glazed porcelain, of typical form, unmarked, 20"h x 14"dia Provenance: A Private Collection: 700 Park Av

Chinese cizhou style black and cream jar, having a black rim above a wide floral band, the shouldered body decorated with Chinese deities, the whole tapering to a scrolling band, 15"h x 11.5"w.

Five Early-style Chinese glazed vases: Cizhou-style with incised children in panels; two Tang-style green splashed vases with moulded handles; brown glazed tapered vase with moulded snake and dragon t

Two Chinese ceramics: Song-style cizhou jar, of tapered globular form, showing flora and fauna motifs; together with faceted red glazed flambé covered vase, with Fo lion finial; H: 14" &#40

A Chinese Song style Cizhou-yao porcelain jar, 20x12cm. Provenance: Property from the private Jian Family Collection. Chengrong Jian (簡成榮 1856-1936) was born in a rich family in D

Chinese Cizhou Type Painted "Children" Covered Jar. Painted in dark brown on the cream slip ground with shaped panels of reclining children amid lotus meander. China. {Height: 9 inches; Diameter: 8 in

TWO CHINESE CIZHOU STYLE STONEWARE VASES. To include a pear shaped bottle base with sgraffito decoration. Together with a brown glazed jar with banded and combed decoration. Approx. 28cm tall. (2) Bot

17.5" x 6.6" dia. Large cinched Cizhou style stoneware vase with a black painted design on white glaze. The design features floral motifs and images of infants and children. The vase is unmarked and u

A Pair of Chinese Cizhou Style Porcelain Figural-Form Candlesticks each showing a cherubic child clad in a bat embellished bib crouching above a rounded base and raising a bowl aloft. Height 7 1/8 in.

CHINESE CIZHOU-WARE JAR, H 12", DIA 11" A Chinese Cizhou-ware jar having a cream ground with black decorations of children at a lotus pond. Unglazed, unmarked base.

Three Chinese Porcelain Articles one cizhou style stoneware vase, one green glazed jar and one green glazed figure of a horse. Height of tallest 16 inches. Estimate $100-200

Two Chinese glazed ceramics, including: Song-style cizhou-type jar with moulded dragon-mask handles, exhibiting phoenixes in flight motifs; together with green glazed vase of meiping form, showing con

(2) Pcs Chinese porcelain: a Cizhou style vase with incised dragon, and a famille rose ginger jar with extensive glaze loss, tallest 12" h

Thanh Hoa Jar, Vietnam, Ly Dynasty, ca. 12th century. A thin celadon glaze over a buff body with incised floral decoration highlighted with a brown iron oxide glaze in the style of Chinese Cizhou ware

Chinese Song style Cizhou-yao porcelain jar H: 20cm W: 12cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in the Jiangxi province and Fu

Chinese Song style lidded stoneware jar, decorated in the style of Cizhou ware with floral vines, lotus blossoms, and phoenixes all executed in cream on brown sgraffito, having no apparent marks. Appr

including 4 B & G figures of children in various poses; two misc. vases; two cups with a saucer dish [with hairline] in Chinese style; 3 misc. pitchers; a pink covered jar; 2 porcelain flower arrangem

Large Chinese Famille Verte jar, Kangxi-style, 14" H.

Chinese Ming style wucai jar, having a short neck with cranes and auspicious objects, above a shouldered form having Fu lion mask handles, the body decorated with the Eight Buddhist Symbols above a ba

China, Yuan Dynasty, Cizhou Jar. Height 8 in.

Six Chinese Cizhou-Style Porcelain Pillows MODERN comprising four examples in the form of kneeling boys, and two cat-form examples, each covered in creamy glazed decorated with dark accents.  Length

Group (4) Chinese cizhou style pottery wares, Possibly Ming era and later (16th-20th c.), slip decorated earthenware, 7"h x 8"dia (largest), 1"h x 5.5"dia (smallest)