Four [Ge] Type Crackle Ware Dishes

Chinese, large shallow heavily potted dishes with upturned sides on ringed foot dressed with an iron-brown wash, golden thread and iron wire crackle Geyao type glaze, recessed based with seven spur ma

Antique Chinese Ge-Type Brush Washer 1.5''x5.25''. Crackle glaze similar to Ge-Yao wares. Bears a carved four character Chenghua, Ming dynasty commemorative mark. Likely a Guangxu copy. Excellent cond

of circular form with footed base. 3 1/4" high, 4" diameter. Several small pits to interior, spur marks to underside.

FOUR CHINESE GE TYPE CRACKLE GLAZED VASES 20th Century. Largest 17 cm high. (4)

H:1 1/4in(3.1cm) W:3 1/4in(8.2cm)

GE-TYPE CRACKLE-GLAZED DISH QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY 清 仿哥釉圓盤 the circular body supported on a short foot and terminating into a slightly flared mouth rim, b

SMALL CELADON GLAZED TOOL VASE AND A GE-TYPE CRACKLE-GLAZED DISH MING TO QING DYNASTY OR LATER 明或以後 青釉模印瓣紋長方小

A Chinese Ge type ware crackle vase. dated to the 19th C. Stout foot to a widening body that tapers upwards to a thick neck, and flared mouth at top. Crackle lines are spaced apart. except around mout

Chinese Ge-type crackle glazed stoneware dish, with gradually flared sides and overall covered with a thick grey glaze suffused with a dense network of black crackles, raised on a low foot with three

A Chinese Ge Type crackle glaze porcelain brush washer / dish. Late Qing Dynasty. Square form dish measuring 2.75" x 2.75" x 1" high. Search term: Ge Yao.

A Chinese Ge Type crackle glaze porcelain brush washer / dish. Late Qing Dynasty. Scalloped edged dish measuring 3-3/8" diameter, 1" high. Search terms: Ge Yao.

A GE-WARE CRACKLE LOBED DISH 23.5 cm L x 23.5 cm W x 5 cm H x Weight 940 gram. of shallow rounded form on a thin foot carved into petal-form sections, applied overall in pale crackle glaze, with match

A CHINESE GE-WARE CRACKLES LOBED DISH Of lobed circular shape, covered overall with pale straw glaze with fine crackles. Dimension: L. 20 cm. W. 20 cm. H. 6 cm. Weight 710 grams. A LIST OF RECOMMENDED

A Chinese Ge ware porcelain plate. Round tan art pottery body with deep recessed bowl and six small indentations to flared rim. Glazed body showing both larger crackle forms to interior and smaller cr

A Chinese celadon Ge-ware type celadon crackle-glaze moon flask, with a Yongzheng mark, H 27,5 cmA Chinese celadon Ge-ware type celadon crackle-glaze moon flask, paired with archaistic handles, with a

Chinese celadon crackle glazed Ge type dish with scalloped rim; minor wear and flaws; W 7"Provenance: acquired by present owner circa 2005

Chinese. Ge-type crackle glazed standing figure holding a long stem lotus. Old partial paper label to underside. Approx. h. 6.75".

Three Chinese Porcelain Bird Feeders. Comprising two crackle glazed Ge ware type bird feeders, one rectangular blue and white bird feeder, all applied with ring handles. {Largest: 3 3/8 inches (8.6 cm

GE-TYPE CRACKLE-GLAZED GROUND FAMILLE VERTE 'SEA MONSTERS' JAR QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY ? ?????????? the sturdily-potted globular body painted with four different sea monsters amidst swirling waves,

Three small Chinese pottery Jian and Ge ware pieces, comprising two rabbit fur glazed Jian type tea bowls, larger approx h 2", w 3.25"; together with a Ge type cream crackle glazed stem cup, h 2.5", w

Pair of large, Chinese Song-style, ge-type glazed celadon porcelain dishes; each with tall flaring sides, and showing fine large craquelure; usual minor wear; D: 10 1/4" (each approx.)

3pc Chinese Ge Crackle Ink Dishes. Includes a larger porcelain leaf dish 9''x3'', a smaller leaf dish 3.75''x2'', and a round compartment dish 4''. All have ge type and geyao crackle glazes. Round dis

Chinese. Pair of hu-form baluster white ground Ge ware crackle glaze vases, having cherry blossom handles, and decorated with raised brown cranes and dragons chasing a pearl, on wooden bases. Four cha

2pc Chinese Ge Type Porcelain Plates. They measure 10.5''x2'' and 10.5''x1.5''. Shallow dishes with black crackle glazes. One has small chip to bottom edge. 19th century, Qing dynasty. Large collectio