A Chinese olive green Song type ware vase, the handles

Chinese Tur type porcelain vase, set with a beast form handle and twin bird head spouts, covered the exterior in crackled and mottled olive-green glaze. Approx. 12.5-7.7-6.5 inch.

Chinese Song Dynasty Guan Ware Green Glazed Porcelain Vase with Phoenix Shaped Handles. Height: 28.5cm, Max Diameter: 11.5cm.

China, Song Dynasty, Yao Zhou ware Meiping vase, in a mottled olive green hue, with pedal lappets at the rim and base, large scrolling incised floral motifs, and a high shine surface, with carved Zita

Chinese Longquan Guan-Type Lobed Vase The quatre-lobed pear form body applied with a pair tubular handles at waisted neck, covered overall with a rich olive-green glaze suffused with golden russet cra

with spreading lip, above cylindrical neck, flanked by a pair of stylised dragon handles and cylindrical body, in a olive green glaze, with a dark and fine iron red crackle, on circular foot, h 24cm P

Yaozhou ware is a type of celadon or greenware in Chinese pottery, which was at its height during the Northern Song dynasty. It is the largest and typically the best of the wares in the group of North

Two Chinese glazed ceramics, including: Song-style cizhou-type jar with moulded dragon-mask handles, exhibiting phoenixes in flight motifs; together with green glazed vase of meiping form, showing con

Decorated with molded prunus motifs and handles, Yuan or early Ming Dynasty, in overall good condition, a small chip to foot rim, private New York City collection, 15 1/4" high

Chinese Guan-Type Mallet Vase with Handles. The broad cylindrical body rising to an angled shoulder, surmounted by a tall neck set with a pair phoenix handles, covered overall in an even silky bluish-

Chinese porcelain garlic-head vase with zoomorphic handles, the celadon glaze with double 'gold floss and iron thread' crackle. Approx. 11 1/2" H.

Three Song-Style Glazed VesselsThree Chinese Song-style jun-type glazed ceramic vessels: large deep bowl, squat vase with foliate mouth and ribbed vase with two handles; H: 8 3/4" (tallest)

Chinese Song-style guan-type crackle celadon vase; showing fine double-crackle patterning, of ovoid form with flared rim; with two chilong-modeled ring handles in relief; usual minor wear; H: 9 1/4" (

Outstanding pair of olive green porcelain vases with black foo dog handles resting on round teak footed bases. Signed with Chinese characters to underside. 13 dia. x 21h (vases only) overall height 23

Rare and antique, Song Yaozhou ware; with olive-green glazed painted; the censer shaped in lotus and frogs subject. 2.5 inch H; 6 inch D

A Chinese Song style Cizhou-type green-glazed porcelain vase, H: 18.2cm. Provenance: Property from the private Jian Family Collection. Chengrong Jian (簡成榮 1856-1936) was born in a

Fine Chinese Song-style, guan-type crackle celadon porcelain bottle vase; with two modeled animal headed faux ring handles, set on a short foot and flared rim; showing large patterned craquelure; usua

Archaic style vase on tripod feet, mask handles and incised slip decoration with creamy/gray monochrome glaze with high-fired finish. 7 x 8 x 3 in.

CHINESE LONGQUAN WARE GREEN GLAZE CONG TYPE BOTTLE, SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY; H. 25 cm. L. 9.3 cm.

Tall Chinese Song-style double crackle guan-type celadon glazed porcelain vase; of tapered form with lobed neck, two scrolled flange handles, and a flared rim; showing a network of fine craquelure wit

Chinese Song-style, double crackle guan-type celadon glazed porcelain vase; of bell form, with two openwork hollowed tubular handles and squared neck; showing a fine craquelure within the darker large

Chinese Song-style, guan-type double crackle celadon glazed porcelain vase; the faceted bottle form with two flange and ring handles, set on a short foot and with flared rim; showing a network of fine

Group of Chinese porcelain vases; dark green olive with accents; two with handles on neck; one with lid

宋 龍泉窯青釉瓶 Of baluster form, rising to a straight neck and flared mouth, base unglazed, overall suffused in olive green glaze. Song Dynasty period. Heigh

The globular body rising from a splayed foot to a waisted neck with flared rim, the exterior carved in low relief with stylized lotus, applied overall with a crackled olive-green glaze saving for the