Small Ming Chinese Wanli Kraak Ware Bowl

5pc Chinese Ming Blue & White Bowls and Jar 4'' to 6''. Includes a kraak ware bowl, lotus and medallion bowls, foo lion dish, and a small jar. Each has some minor edge roughness. Ming dynasty, 14th to

Tianqi and Chongzhen Eras, 1621-44 includes, two Kraak ware plates, two jarlets, shallow bowl and small shallow bowl, all with floral and geometric patterns. 10 in. Diam. of largest.

Chinese Ming Dynasty, Wanli Period Kraakware blue and white charger depicting various forms of marine life bordered by flowers and various motifs. 18" diameter. Condition: restored edge chip or manufa

3pc Chinese Ming Kraak Small Bowls 5.5''x1.75''. Blue and white underglaze bird, horse, and pomegranate motifs. One has a slight hairline crack with a few minor glaze flakes to rim. Overall excellent

Chinese Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), c. 17th-18th century, Kraak ware, with underglaze cobalt blue decoration on bowl and borders with pewter rim. Measures 8" diameter x 1" tall. Domestic shipping $16

A GOOD DEEP LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE WANLI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE KRAAK SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN BOWL, the interior centre painted with a ribboned gourd, a scroll and tassels, the panels enclosed by ruyi-for

ANOTHER GOOD DEEP LATE MING DYNASTY CHINESE WANLI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE KRAAK SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN BOWL, circa 1600, similarly decorated, 8.75in diameter & 2.8in high.

ANOTHER GROUP OF THREE CHINESE MING DYNASTY WANLI PERIOD BLUE & WHITE KRAAK PORCELAIN BOWLS, circa 1600, 4.5in to 4.7in diameter. (3)

Dimensions: Height: 8.2cm, Diam: 14.5cm Chinese Ming Dynasty Period, Wanli Wucai Dragon porcelain bowl. Potted with a shallow body, has an open mouth, deep arced body, and raised on small footed ring

A Chinese blue and white kraak porcelain bowl with a tiger, Ming, Wanli Dia.: 37,5 cm - H.: 17 cm

Three small objects consisting of a small bowl in a nicely varigated Jun style glaze, small rectangylar pillow or srm support in a ming-style sancai glaze, and a small meiping shaped vase with a nice

ANTIQUE Chinese two Blue and White Kraak Bowls, 16th C, Ming. Larger bowl 6" diameter, small one 3 3/4" diameter

An Impressively Large Chinese Kraak Ware Charger Ming dynasty (1368-1644), Wanli period (1563-1620), extremely large dish hand painted in underglaze blue with a sprouting vase with large blooms to the

Chinese Song to Ming Dynasty Crackle White Ware Porcelain Low Bowl with small everted rim, the foot ring with kiln grit and glazed inside bottom. Diameter 7 1/2 inches (19 cm.). PROVENANCE: Christie's

China, Ming Dynasty, Wanli Reign (1563-1620), decoration in cobalt blue, bird and flowers, border with reserves alternating auspicious symbols with flowers, decorated back. Small restoration on the bo

China, Ming Dynasty, reign of Wanli (1563-1620), Kraak porcelain, blue decoration with ducks in a flower garden, reserve flap with flowers and auspicious symbols. Signs of use and small flaws. Dim.:29

3 small blue and white Swatow ware foot bowls, China, Ming period. Cobalt blue decoration with stylised blossoms. Lip rims with small chips, 1 x with hairline crack, h. 4,5/d. to 11,5 cm

Comprising of a celadon glazed bowl, a circular ge-type dish, a tea-dust glaze dish with two small ware inside, a six faced ware and a small white glazed ware. Yuan/Ming Dynasty period. Highest Height

Chinese ceramic bowl with petal form rim, possibly Jingdezehen Ware, Song to Ming dynasty, appx 3 1/2" tall x 8" wide. Small chip to rim of bowl.

China, Ming Dynasty, Wanli's reign (1563-1620), blue decoration, with vegetableist windings, interior reserve with qilin, mark on the back. Small restoration on the rim. Dim .: 28 cm.

Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Bowl 2.5''x9.5''. Antique period Yuan or Mind dynasty ware, 13h to 17th century. Scattered small flaws original to manufacture. Excellent, original condition.

Bearing an Apocryphal six-character mark within a double circle in underglaze blue for the Ming Emperor Wanli, (1573-1619). Circular with sloping sides, slightly out-turned rim and circular raised foo

(2) small Chinese Jian ware bowls, Possibly Song Dynasty (10th-11th c. CE), China, glazed pottery, black glaze with brown rims, light "hare's fur" streaking on one, the glaze pooling at the unglazed f

Intricate designs in underglaze cobalt on a thinly potted porcelain plate. The barbed rim has a thin cobalt line on both the front and back edge. The cavetto of the dish has medallions of Daoist symbo