Chinese Tang & Song Dynasty Miniature Ceramic Vessels

THREE TANG & SONG DYNASTY MINIATURESThree Chinese miniature vessels: unusual Tang hoof-shaped container with waisted neck, parcel-glazed pottery in patterned brown glaze; Songguan-type celadon porcela

Unusual Chinese Song Dynasty ceramic vessel with glazed interior and incised designs to the unglazed exterior, likely used for measuring rice; H 3 1/2" x W 4"Provenance: acquired by present owner from

3pc Chinese Tang to Song Dynasty Ceramics 3'' to 6.5''. Includes a brown glazed double gourd jarlet, a sancai handled censer, and a jun ware dragon handled ewer. Chip to ear of dragon head handle. Ove

A FOUR PIECE GROUP OF CHINESE SONG AND MING DYNASTY CERAMIC VESSELS. Comprising a blue glazed porcelain bowl (repaired), a celadon glaze covered jar with carved floral decoration, and a pair of thin

Antique Chinese possibly Song Dynasty small glazed ceramic vessel, unmarked, 2.5"h x 3"d PROVENANCE:Dr. Philip Gould

Antique Chinese possibly Song Dynasty small brown ceramic vessel, unmarked, 3"h x 2.5"d PROVENANCE:Dr. Philip Gould

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A quartet of beautiful miniature vessels: two bowls, one scalloped, the other standing on a tall, round foot; one apple-shaped bowl with a thick, ro

East Asia, China, Song (Sung) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. A lovely white glazed vessel boasting thin walls that flare ever so slightly, the bowl upon a concave round foot. Though not decorated, the w

Comprising a molded vase, a ewer and cover, a tripod censer, two cups and three bowls; Height of largest 8 inches

43 books on Chinese Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasty porcelain, incl. rare works and catalogues Full list:  Song Ceramics, M. TregearQingbai Ware: Chinese Porcelain of the Song and Yuan DynastiesSong Thro

Six Chinese Song-style and Tang-style ceramic vessels, including: meiping with incised floral designs; crackle-glazed gu-form vase; white glazed amphora with incised foliate sprays to body and tall an

Three Small Glazed Ceramic VesselsGroup of three small glazed vessels, including: probably Yuan Dynasty celadon bowl; Chinese Tang-style brown and yellow glazed bowl; together with Korean celadon fish

Lot 201 Two Chinese Ceramic White Glazed Vessels (Tang Dynasty) each of baluster form with short neck and everted rim height (larger): 5 3/4 inches diameter (larger): 5 1/2 inches Provenance: From th

an unsigned studio art pottery vessel, possibly inspired by the sancai (three-color) glazed ceramics of the Chinese Tang Dynasty.

A grouping of two Chinese Longquan pottery vessels including a Longquan ceramic dish, Southern Song dynasty (1.25"H x 6" in diameter) and a Longquan celadon petal-carved shallow bowl. Southern Song dy

possibly Tang or Song dynasty, molded pottery figure of a man adorned in robes and hairpiece, remnants of red and black pigment throughout, 29 x 15 x 9 in. [Asian Ceramics] N

Chinese celadon glazed ceramic bowl, Northern Song dynasty, with a foliate rim to the conical form vessel raised on a small foot, the interior with stylized floral pattern, 7.75''dia

This is an ancient earthen-ware vessel likely dating back to Tang or Song Dynasty,Or is possibly a 18th/19th century revival piece.Handsome and fascinating old earthen ware vessel with flared rim. Not

To include a Song dynasty small jar with bright red-ochre glaze, two small 'ears'; two Sawankhalok miniature twin-handled vessels with double gourd form, with brown and variegated glazes, a wide, roun

Lot 77 Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Jar (likely Tang Dynasty) ovoid form with sancai glaze cover most of the body of the vessel height: 4 3/4 inches diameter: 5 1/4 inches

Three early Chinese ceramic small plates and a miniature Jug, potted and glazed in the Song Dynasty manner, one or more possibly of that period. Largest plate 6 1/2 dia.

Tang Dynasty, 618-906 AD. A glazed ceramic goblet with trumpet-shaped foot, ribbed sidewall and broad mouth, pairs of applied pellets below the rim. 223 grams, 10.5cm (4"). From an old Tokyo collectio

Lot 98 Pair of Chinese Qingbai Ceramic Funerary Jars and Covers (Song Dynasty) with mourning figures applied to the shoulder of the vessel and with a dragon and various decorative elements applied t

China, Sung (Song) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. Stunning ceramic jar made by a fine craftsman. Tall barrel-shaped jar with two small doubles strap handles, exterior and portion of interior covered in