Chinese Yuan Dynasty Cizhou Glazed Bowl , 13C

A Chinese Jun ware celadon glazed porcelain bowl. Yuan Dynasty. The translucent olive green glaze of possible Cizhou type, having a blue / purple swirl on the interior. Overall speckled motif. Measure

Chinese Song Cizhou or Jizhou Brown Fish Bowl 2.25''x6.75''. Unusual brown glazed bowl with fish and lotus central motif. Excellent condition, examined under blacklight. Song or Yuan dynasty, 10th to

Chinese Yuan Dynasty glazed ceramic bowl; wear and flaws consistent with age, hairline crack, rim frits; W 4 1/4" x H 1 3/4"Provenance: acquired by present owner from Little River Antiques, London, Ju

China, Yuan Dynasty, ca. 1279 to 1368 CE. A lovely ceramic bowl on a short foot with a beautifully scalloped rim and an exquisite robin blue glaze covering the surface through which one can see some s

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Yuan Dynasty, ca. 1279 to 1368 CE. A fine set of 2 hand-built pottery bowls covered in soft celadon green glaze. The first bowl bears a shallow form wit

Pair Chinese Yuan/Jin Dynasty cizhou glazed figurines; depicting standing boys as candleholders; H: 6 1/4" (taller)

Two Song/Yuan Dynasty Glazed BowlsTwo Chinese Song/Yuan Dynasty glazed bowls: of footed form with purple interior and brown splashes; together with round bottom with pale brown geometric designs; D: 6

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese porcelain, Yuan Dynasty reddish brown glazed diminutive bowl. Features metal staple repairs and finished with a white gloss glazed interior. CIRCA: Yuan Dynasty ORIGIN: China DI

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

Chinese Yuan-style cizhou-type glazed bowl; depicting a fish to center with flared sides; D: 13 1/4"

Pair of Chinese Yuan/Jin Dynasty cizhou type glazed pottery boys; each seated on their rotund bottoms, holding Buddha's Hand citron and iris; H: 8" (each)

Two ceramic bowls with repairs. One Chinese Yuan dynasty black glazed ceramic bowl. One archaic Persian bowl in green with red script along the exterior and floral motifs along the interior.Green bowl

Yuan Dynasty White Glazed BowlChinese Yuan Dynasty white glazed pottery bowl; of wide flaring form with unglazed raised base; D: 6 3/4"

Yuan Dynasty Yueh-Type Glazed BowlChinese Yuan Dynasty yueh-type glazed bowl; of rounded form on short raised base, hints of celadon coloration; D: 6 3/4"; Provenance: purchased from I.M. Chait in Apr

A Chinese yuan-dynasty cizhou-yao porcelain bowl, 25cm dia

Chinese Yuan Dynasty crackle straw-glazed bowl; of footed form with flared sides; D: 9 1/2"

2 Chinese Yuan Dynasty Junyao Glazed Stoneware Bowls; the first in a pale blue green thick bubbly glaze clean of the unglazed foot, the second with opaque light blue glaze with slightly purple-blue sp

Three Song/Yuan Dynasty Celadon BowlsThree Chinese Song/Yuan Dynasty, celadon glazed bowls; small fluted dish with moulded double fish; of grayish-green and of shallow form; and taller with design of

Yuan Dynasty Chinese Crème BowlChinese Yuan Dynasty crème buff crackle glazed ceramic bowl; of rounded form tapering towards the small raised base, nice combing along the body; D: 5 3/4"

Four, probably Yuan Dynasty, Chinese cizhou-type glazed figurines: crawling and seated boys, seated Guanyin and standing figure; H: 4" (tallest)

Chinese Yuan dynasty "moon white" Jun ware glazed ceramic bowl. With a small footrim and a green glaze throughout. Painted mark along the underside.Height: 3 1/2 in x diameter: 7 in.

Chinese black glazed cizhou bowl. Ming dynasty. H. 3 in. Diam. 5 1/2 in. Provenance from Taiyi Studio Collection, Seattle, WA.

Rare Chinese Yuan Dynasty Cizhou Jar & Cover; the outside painted under the cream glaze with dark brown flowers and calligraphy, the inside of the jar glazed with a similar dark brown to seal the clay

Chinese ,Yuan Dynasty, with rounded sides and an indented groove below the rim, applied with a brown glazed mottled with iridescent 'oil spots', the glaze falling short above the foot revealing a buff