Southern Song Dynastsy, A Purple-Splashed Junyao Bowl with Everted Rim

南宋 钧窑 天青釉紫斑鼓钉折沿盘 内外满施釉天青色，釉ũ

Of rounded conical form, covered inside and out with a glaze of sky blue color thinning to mushroom at the rim. Purple splashes to the interior. H: 3 1/2 in., D: 6 1/2 in.

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 ceramic bowl decorated on the outside with a purple-splashed blue glaze that stops before it reaches the foot and is thinner at the rim. The shades intermingle between blue, purple and yellowish-gre

宋 钧窑天青釉折扣盘 Song Dynasty, Junyao Celadon Bowl with an Everted Rim and Two Thumb-Rest and one Underside Spindle Handle Across: 5¼ in (

Far East, China, Song-Jin Dynasty, ca. 12th - 13th century CE. An elegant purple-splashed Junyao stoneware "Bubble" bowl, of a rounded form raised on a neatly cut ring foot, adorned with an opaque bub

A JIANYAO 'HARE'S-FUR' RUSSET-GLAZED TEA BOWL Southern Song Dynasty Thinly potted with conical sides rising to a slightly everted rim, all under an attractive streaky brown and black glaze radiating f

Chinese Jian Ware hare's fur conical bowl, dated to Southern Song Dynasty, the steep sides rising to a shallow groove below the gently everted rim, covered overall with a black glaze suffused with fin

Raised on a long leg, with rippled rim. H: 5 1/8 in.

The tripod globular formed censer has a cylindrical neck rising to an everted rim, covered with an opaque glaze of milky blue color splashed with vibrant purple accents. Song or Jin Dynasty period. He

Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) Made in the shape of an ten-petaled mallow flower with lobed sides rising to an everted rim, the bottom of the interior very slightly convex and the recessed base cor

Song Dynasty (960-1279) The dish is potted with shallow rounded sides rising to an everted lipped rim and covered overall with a thick bluish green glaze, the interior with purple splashes and thinnin

Song Dynasty (960-1279) The finely potted bowl, with a mushroom glazed incurved rim on rounded sides covered with a thick crackle glaze of cloudy, pale greenish-blue color suffused with vertical white

Chinese Song-style junyao-type glazed bowl; of conical form with raised rim and unglazed base; exhibiting a purple splash to interior; D: 7 1/2" (approx.)

Chinese junyao-style 'bubble' bowl, Song/Yuan style and possibly period (12th c. or later), blue glazed pottery with purple tones around outer rim, brown glaze lip and foot, with gently incurving side

A Chinese Purple Splashed Junyao Bowl Yuan Dynasty Of rounded conical form, decorated in pale blue glaze with purple splash to interior. Diameter 7 inches C Property from the Estate of Robert Rossi

YUAN DYNASTY PURPLE-SPLASHED JUN-YAO BOWL 7 1/2" D Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lot. Please contact us for a detailed condi

南宋 天青釉紫斑双耳罐 Southern Song Dynasty, Purple Splashed Jar with Double Loops as Handles on a Sky-bluish-glaze Height: 3¾ in (9.5

A SONG DYNASTY JUNYAO PURPLE SPLASHED FOLIATE DISH. Dimensions: 8 x 3/4 in. Provenance: Exhibited at China House Gallery Exhibition, Chinese Art from Private and Museum Collections, New York, 1967, Ca

A Song Dynasty Junyao Purple-Splashed Vase. Dimensions: 10 3/4 x 5 in. Provenance: From the collection of Charles George(1898-1983). Manager of Sir Victor Sassoon's Empire in China, Mr Charles George

A SONG DYNASTY JUNYAO PURPLE SPLASHED BRUSH WASHER AND STAND. Dimensions: 5 1/2 x 3 3/4 in. Provenance: Exhibited at China House Gallery Exhibition, Chinese Art from Private and Museum Collections, Ne

A Song Dynasty Junyao Purple Splashed Vase. Dimensions: 10 1/4 x 5 1/2 in. Provenance: From the collection of Charles George(1898-1983). Manager of Sir Victor Sassoon's Empire in China, Mr Charles Geo

A JUNYAO PURPLE-SPLASHED BOWLDia:16.4cm,H:7.7cm

Jun ware is a type of Chinese pottery, one of the Five Great Kilns of Song dynasty ceramics. Despite its fame, much about Jun ware remains unclear, and the subject of arguments among experts. Several