A CHINESE GE TYPE SCALLOPED BOWL with shaped rim.

2pc Chinese Crackle Glaze Small Bowls. One scalloped rim porcelain ge type bowl 2.25''x6'' and a celadon glazed shallow bowl 1.5''x5.25''. Stamped export seal in center. Excellent condition. 19th cent

Chinese Ge-Type Petal Dish. The shallow petal-shaped dish with fluted sides rising from a tapered narrow foot to a scalloped rim,covered overall with a thick glaze suffused with a matrix of dark iron

A CHINESE GE TYPE BOWL, lobed rim in form. 17 cm wide.

A Chinese Ge Type Porcelain Bowl with Foliated Rim. Of deep flared sides rising from a cylindrical foot to a foliated rim, covered overall with dark brown glaze suffused with fine crackles, the foot r

Chinese celadon crackle glazed Ge type dish with scalloped rim; minor wear and flaws; W 7"Provenance: acquired by present owner circa 2005

Chinese Ge Type Bowl with Bronze Stand. Of deep rounded sides rising from a small foot to a flared rim, covered overall with a pale creamy glaze suffused with dark-iron and golden russet crackles, the

Chinese Ge-Type Hexagonal Bowl. Finely potted with flared sides indented into six petal-bracket to an everted foliate rim, covered overall with a rich, creamy beige glaze suffused with dark-iron crack

Chinese Ge Type Pear Shaped Vase 7''x3.5''. Unusual form with ribbed neck and black crackle glazes. Unglazed porcelain top inner rim. Some slight edge chipping at top. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynas

Chinese Ge-Type Lobed Bowl. Of deep lobed sides with quatrefoil section supported on four ruyi-shaped legs, covered overall with a pale grayish-blue glaze suffused with iron crackles joined with delic

清 仿哥釉小罐 The deep bowl covered overall with pale gray-green glaze displaying fine network of crackle lines. The base rim unglazed. Qing Dynasty period. Height:

Three Chinese Ge ware type celadon porcelain vases, comprising two paneled meiping forms h. 9.75", w. 4.25"; and one lobed pear form vase with a scalloped rim, h. 9", w. 4". All apparently unmarked.

Chinese Ge Type Tripod Censer. Of rounded sides curving to a flat base supported on three ruyi shaped feet, the rim and foot encircled with raised band applied with round studs, covered overall with a

Pair of antique Chinese porcelain bowls with hand-painted scenic panels, having scalloped and shaped rims. Both measure approx. 6" in diameter. Third party shipping required. Local recommendations ava

An antique Chinese ge-style creamy white crackle glaze dark stoneware bodied bowl with a foliate shaped rim on a foot ring, glazed base, in an exterior silver mount that extends from rim to foot ring

Chinese Ge Type Foliate Rim Footed Dish 2"x7". A fine tripod footed ceramic bowl with crimped foliate rim. Yellowish brown crackle guan type glazes. Excellent condition. Possibly 10th to 13th century,

开片哥釉高足花口碗 Chinese small Ge kiln porcelain stem bowl; of lobed rim; crackle glazed on celadon ground; H: 6 cm, D: 12 cm, 241 grams

Chinese. Dark yellow glaze porcelain footed dish or low bowl, having a scalloped rim. Having a Kangxi type mark to the underside. Approx. h. dia. 8.75".

A GE-TYPE LOBED BOWL, MING China, 1368-1644. The rounded sides rising from a short five-lobed foot to a five-lobed rim, covered overall in a soft gray glaze suffused with a network of black crackles,

Two Chinese Porcelain Footed Bowls includes a hexagonal shaped bowl (3 1/2 x 7 5/8 x 8 /12 in.) (rubbing with loss to gilt on rim) and scalloped shaped bowl (3 1/2 x 8 5/8 x 8 5/8 in.) (hairline crack

Of hexagon shape with wide everted rim, supported on six ruyi shaped legs, covered allover with a dense crackled glaze, spur marks on base, 7.6 in wide. Provenance: From a private Northern California

Chinese Ge-type ceramic mallet vase, with an everted rim with cylindrical neck flanked by shaped handles, with canted shoulder and cylindrical body, overall with dark and brown colored crackles, 5.75"

Chinese Ge-Type Foliate Brushwasher Finely potted with six lobed sides supported on three ruyi shaped legs, and flaring to an everted rim, covered overall with a pale glaze suffused with dense network

(lot of 3) Chinese Ge-type vessels, consisting of a pear shaped square vase, a high-stem bowl, and a tall tapering square cup, each covered with crackled glaze, largest 6.5"h.

The compressed globular body with short waisted neck flanked by a pair fish shaped handles, and rising to a flaring rim, applied inside and out with thick ivory tinted glaze suffused with dark gray cr