Tall Korean Silla Dynasty Blackware Jar

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, Korea, Silla Kingdom, ca. 5th to 6th century CE. A graceful pottery jar presenting a bulbous body that gently tapers to a brief neck and a flared rim, all sitt

Earthenware pottery storage jar, Overall dark gray and matte, smooth surface.

Korean 6th-9th Earthenware pottery storage jar. In good condition, though there are two small chips on the lip.

Korean 6th-9th Earthenware pottery storage jar

East Asia, Korea, Silla Kingdom, ca. 5th to 6th century CE. A wonderful pottery jar known as a kobae, presenting a shallow bowl with a discoid foot, a hollow leg, a shallow bowl, and a lipped rim, all

**Originally Listed At $500** East Asia, Korea, Silla Kingdom, ca. 5th to 6th century CE. A striking grey stoneware vase with a rounded lower body, a tall neck, and a flaring mouth with a delicate lip

3pc Korean Silla Stoneware Covered Jars & Cup. Measuring 9''x7'' to 4.5''x5''. Tall jar, covered food bowl, and pedestal cup. Repair to bowl lid. 4th century, Three Kingdoms period.

A Grouping Of Chinese & Korean Pottery "Silla Pottery 5th Century" "Han Dynasty Pottery Rattle" Bamboo Brush Pot And Asian Jar Possibly Old Chinese. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the m

(6) Chinese and Korean grey pottery vessels, Silla Dynasty and Warring States or Han Period (c. 4th-2nd c. BCE), or after, including a tripod pouring vessel, an elaborately incised decorated jar, a me

**Originally Listed At $250** East Asia, Korea, Silla Dynasty, ca. 668 to 935 CE. A fine wheel-thrown pottery jar with a flat, circular base and smooth walls that expand outwards to a rounded shoulder

Silla Dynasty. Having a circular body with lid atop a pierced base. Some pitting to the surface but an overall good condition with no restoration. H7" Note: The piece accompanied by a note from the pe

Antique Chinese blackware pottery jar; the globular body surmounted by a tall, cylindrical lip; the shoulder showing concentric bands above an incised border; Han Dynasty or earlier; D: 7" (ap

Title: Korean Christian Jar Late 18th/early 19th C Size: 6" (15.2 cm) diameter x 4 5/8" (11.7 cm) tall. A small ovoid early porcelain with Christian images from the late Korean Josean Dynasty. The Chi

A Korean Blue and White Porcelain Jar choson dynasty (1392-1897) the tapering body having broad shoulders surmounted by a tall straight neck, the body painted to show a dragon chasing a flaming pearl

Large Korean Silla dynasty black stoneware vase; the rounded body supported by raised two tier foot with areas of open work, the shoulder with incised rings and the elongated neck supporting a mouth w

A Korean Silla Dynasty lidded compote bowl, c.500-700 AD. Stoneware / pottery bowl with a flaring pedestal foot having triangular open-work design. Domed lid and finial with incised geometric motif. M

Korean Silla dynasty style dragon turtle shaped vessel, 8-1/2" h, broken spout, some losses

Antique Korean Silla Dynasty pottery vessel; the shallow bowl set upon a reticulated pedestal foot; the domed cover decorated with incised foliate and geometric bands encircling the moulded ring-form

East Asia, Korea, Silla Kingdom, later in the period, ca. 5th to 10th century CE. A wonderful pottery jar presenting an applied, discoid foot and thin wall that rise to a wide, rounded shoulder, a fla

East Asia, Korea, Silla Kingdom, ca. 5th to 6th century CE. A stunning stoneware jar featuring a voluminous body, a sloped shoulder, a brief, cylindrical neck, and a flared, annular rim, all sitting u

Chinese Han Dynasty blackware pottery jar; of globular form with tapered neck and stepped base; showing concentric bands along the body; with moulded mask handles to sides; H: 10 1/2" (approx.

Spherical gray stoneware jar with wide, everted rim. 5th-6th C., Korea. Approx. 8" x 8". Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Sican / Lambayeque culture, ca. 1000 CE. A tall blackware stirrup jar with a foot adorned on the upper body adorned with several figures. Included is Naylamp, the trad

Antique Korean, probably Silla Dynasty, bronze cremation urn; the body of short, cylindrical form, set upon a flaring stem with diamond-form openings; D: 7 1/8"