Ming Ceramic Wares by Hobson

Heading: Author: Hobson, R. L. Title: The Wares of the Ming Dynasty. Place Published: London Publisher:Benn Brothers Date Published: 1923 Description: Illustrated with 59 p

Four Reference Books Pertaining to Chinese Ceramics HOBSON, R.L. The Wares of the Ming Dynasty, Benn Brother, Ltd., London: 1923, first edition, no. 322 of 1500 copies; HOBSON, R.L. The Latter Ceramic

Chinese Ming Ding Ware Ceramic Bowl 1.25''x6.5''. Carved dragon motif in center with metal applied rim. Label reads fen ting ware. Various cracks from age. 14th to 16th century.

No. 116 of the 256 copies (250 for sale) on English hand-made paper, bound in pigskin, signed by the Author, and with an extra colour plate. Made and printed in Great Britain at The Mayflower Press, P

R.L. Hobson, ' The Latter Ceramic Wares of China ', Limited Edition No. 99 of 250 by Ernest Benn, , signed, with full leather binding,1925

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese Ming Dynasty Cizhou ware ceramic jar. Features brown painted ceramic jar with leaves and floral decorations, having a wave band below the neck and shoulder of jar. Unmarked. CIR

Chinese Ming Tu Ting Ware ceramic vase measuring 8''x3.5'' (21 cm x 9 cm). Relief molded chrysanthemum, peach, plum blossoms design. Overall glaze crazing and slight roughness to top rim. From the Min

The Later Ceramic Wares of China by R L Hobson , published in 1924 by Ernest Benn Limited, first edition and first printed, hard cover and very good condition!

Hand-painted Chinese Ming Dynasty Wu Cai Porcelain Bowls Dimension: 85*85*39(mm) 3.35*3.35*1.54(in) Weight 0.24 lbs/111 g Tips about Chinese Porcelain Chinese ceramic ware is an art craft that has bee

Chinese Ming Dynasty Blue And White Porcelain Plate - Fortune Dragon Dimension:198*198*55(mm)7.80*7.80*2.17(in)Weight 0.54 lbs/243 g Tips about Chinese PorcelainChinese ceramic ware is an art craft th

Chinese Ming Dynasty Wu Cai Porcelain Bowl Dimension:175*175*80(mm)6.89*6.89*3.15(in)Weight 0.78 lbs/353 g Tips about Chinese Porcelain Chinese ceramic ware is an art craft that has been developing si

An antique Chinese Ming Dynasty turquoise glazed ceramic jar or vase. The ware is made in a lobed design, and adorned with engraved images of rabbits. The neck is decorated with a traditional Greek mo

Vintage Chinese Ming Dynasty Chenghua Doucai Porcelain Dragon Phoenix Plaque Dimension:310*218*8(mm)12.20*8.58*0.31(in)Weight 2.90 lbs/1316 g Tips about Chinese Porcelain Chinese ceramic ware is an ar

Numbered edition for the United States 77/1500. Published London, 1923. Colored and black and white photos. Minor wear to cover.

Painted and glazed ceramic charger, 13 ¾” diameter 2 ¾” tall, with descriptive labels on verso reads: “Lung ch’uan Yao or celadon ware dish, incised design of peony a

Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644 AD. A ceramic green glazed celadon ware lamp in the form of a chalice, with wide bowl, lipped rim; wide stem with ribbed collar to the base; dome shaped foot with stepped base.

An antique Chinese, Ming Dynasty, ceramic bowl. The exterior and the interior of the bowl are covered with enamel in a white shade. The exterior of the ware is adorned with a cobalt blue floral motif.

An antique Chinese, Ming Dynasty, ceramic bowl. The bowl is covered with glaze in a celadon shade. The exterior and the interior of the ware are decorated with etched ornaments. Circa: 18th century. A

Large Chinese export Ceramic bowl, Ming Dynasty c. 17th century, blue and white porcelain, underglaze blue decoration is typical of wares made for Philippine and Indonesian export, measures 15 inches

Comprising a conical mortar on hardwood stand, a pair of white ware vases, a molded vase, a jar and cover and a bowl. (Height of largest 8 inches)

An antique Chinese, Ming Dynasty, Swatow ceramic bowl. The bowl is covered with enamel in a white shade. The interior is covered with cobalt blue ornaments. Circa: 17th century. Swatow ware or Zhangzh

VOLUME "THE WARES OF THE MING DYNASTY"By R.L. Hobson. London: Benn Brothers, Ltd., 1923. Numbered 51 of 256 copies on English hand-made paper, bound in pigskin, signed by the author and with

The Wares of the Ming Dynasty by R L Hobson ,London: Benn Brothers, Limited, 1923. First edition, first printing. Limited 1264 of 1500. 240 pp + 60 full page plates with extra color plate. Based on Ch

The Wares of the Ming Dynasty by R. L. Hobson with one hundred and twenty eight illustrations of which eleven are in color. 1923. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York. #416 of 1500 copies. Frontispiece p