Chinese Han Dynasty Green Glazed Hill Jar

Chinese green glazed Han dynasty style tripod ceramic covered hill jar; chips to top and throughout, pitting and other flaws, as is condition; H 7" x W 6 1/2"

possibly Tang or Han dynasty, cylindrical "hill jar" or boshan lu, with lid in the form of a mountain range, sides relief decorated with tigers in a mountainous landscape, supported on three bear form

C. AD 618-907. Tang Dynasty. Green glazed terracotta jar with lid. Of ovoid form and covered in a green glaze down to the foot rim the jar is finely potted with thin even walls and rests on a slightly

Chinese Han Dynasty glazed pottery 'hill' jar; the moulded cover reminiscent of a mountain peak; the body showing various animal-motifs in relief, framed by concentric bands; resting upon three mythic

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY GREEN-GLAZED RUSTIC POTTERY JAR. - H: 4 3/4 in.

Chinese Han Dynasty Apple Green Glazed Pottery Jar. Height 5.25" x Diameter 6 3/4". From an Important Private Collection.

Two Chinese pottery pieces: Han Dynasty iridescent green glazed jar; together with Han-style horse group, wood stand; H: 5 1/2" (tallest, approx.)

CHINESE HAN DYNASTY EARTHENWARE HILL JAR: Glazed earthenware hill jar from the Han dynasty, modeled after earlier boshanlu ("bo mountain censers") decorated on its side with various animals and mythic

A Chinese green glazed jar, dating from the Han dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE). Incised line design around the body and at the base of the neck. From a small foot rising to a rounded body then tapering to a

DESCRIPTION: Glazed earthenware hill jar from the Han dynasty, modeled after earlier boshanlu ("bo mountain censers") decorated on its side with various animals and mythical creatures in relief-includ

A GREEN-GLAZED POTTERY 'HILL' JAR AND COVER, HAN DYNASTY China, 206 BC to 220 AD. The cylindrical jar is raised on three bear supports and molded around the exterior with a hunting scene of figures an

A Large Chinese Olive Green Glazed Jar Han dynasty (206 BC- 220 AD), large jar with olive green glaze, raised bands encircle the body and around the neck, very fine crackle to areas of the glaze, has

A Chinese green glazed pottery jar,Han Dynasty.Size:H 6 in,W 6 in.

(3) early Chinese green glazed granary jars, Likely Han Dynasty (2nd c. BCE- 3rd c. ADE), in the form of a granary silo with tiled roof, raised on tripod feet, 14.75"h x 8"dia (largest), 12.25"h x 8"d

Chinese green glazed pottery storage jar. Han dynasty, 10.375" high.

Han dynasty (202 BC - 220 AD), jar with a dish-shaped mouth and a dark green glaze, the interior with a straw-colored glaze h. 5-1/2 in. Provenance: Property of a lifelong collector of Chinese art, Sp

Originally listed at $350... East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A graceful pottery jar showcasing a piriform silhouette and enveloped in a rich, forest green glaze. The vessel prese

Han Dynasty, having a molded band with various animals and tao-tie mask handles in relief, h. 14-3/4 in.

Two Chinese Greenware Han Dynasty period pots comprising, a shouldered jar with a short neck and a discoid jar with a short neck and tripod feet, both glazed in copper infused green. Note: TL testing

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.

Lot 130 Chinese Yue Glazed Ceramic Owl Form Vessel (Han Dynasty) lidded jar in the shape of an owl, the red stoneware body partially covered in olive green glaze, and with incised feathers and other

Chinese Han Dynasty Green Glazed Censer, on three animal feet and the surface with 4 engraved lines, the green glaze now iridescent. Age related wear. Height 5 3/8 inches (13.6 cm.). Diameter 8 1/4 in

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A heavy, hollow piece of pottery, with its exterior glazed in a thick, deep green and covered in very low relief swirling designs that look like large, leafy

An ancient glazed vase from the Chinese Han Dynasty period. The vase is of traditional round shape with a flaring rim. The sides are applied with taotie handles. The Han Dynasty, 206 BC to 220 AD was