A Pair of Polychrome Bowls

Verda J. Toledo(Dine [Navajo]/Jemez, b. 1941)Pair of Polychrome Bowlsfired clay, pigmentseach inscribed: V.J.T. / JEMEZSmall: Height 4 1/8 x Diameter 9 5/8 in. (10.5 x 24.4 cm.), Large: 3 7/8 x 9 7/8

Light green ground decorated with butterflies and Chinese antiquities, Guangxu mark, 11 cm. in diameter.

Pre-Columbian, Northern Highlands, Cajamarca, ca. 1000 to 1500 CE. Two nesting round-bottomed Cajamarca bowls from northern Peru made from an orange tinted kaolin, the exterior walls decorated with a

each with blue seal mark to underside, each polychrome to exterior, blue and white-decorated to the interior each: 6 inches diameter; 2 3/4 inches high

Pair Chinese Jiaqing Bok Choy Porcelain Tea Bowls 2.25''x4.25''. Exceptional pair of polychrome enameled bowls with gilt rims. Cabbage leaf, butterfly, and insect motifs. Six character blue underglaze

A pair of small polychrome straight-sided bowls. The outer small rim band consists of cobalt 4-toed dragons, a Flaming Pearl and blue flames (the hottest always), The exterior body features lotus plan

Having simply deep bowl body, with rounded cavetto further to the side, raised on concave footed base. The central interior decorated with orange-red underglazed pine tree, plum tree, and cockscomb fl

Pair of Chinese Republic Period polychrome decorated bowls, each decorated with figures in a landscape engaged in various activities, the base with character marks. [2 1/16" H x 4" Diam.].

A PAIR OF APACHE POLYCHROME BASKETRY BOWLS, CIRCA 1900. Comprising a northwest Apache bowl with polychrome cross motifs, diameter 14.25 inches, depth 4.5 inches and a Jicarilla bowl with polychrome di

Native American, New Mexico, Acoma, ca. mid-20th century CE. A lovely pair of pottery vessels, a basket-shaped bowl and a miniature pitcher, both featuring hand-painted floral designs in hues of red,

Chinese Polychrome Porcelain Bowls, H 1.75'' Dia. 3.75'' 1 Pair A pair of Chinese polychrome porcelain bowls. Offers dragon and atmospheric motifs to the exteriors. Each bearing calligraphic marks to

Chinese. Pair of polychrome enamel decorated bowls or cups with underplates or saucers, having butterflies set amongst fruiting gourds on vine. Four character Qianlong type mark to the underside of ea

Painted with dragons, seal mark to base, h 5.5cm, dia 9.5cm

Pair of Chinese porcelain bowls, with alternating General effigies. Deep curvature flaring upward to form the rim, with a slightly raised footing. The exterior masterfully depicts several High Officia

(pair) Chinese polychrome enameled eggshell porcelain bowls, Republic period, each with octagonal rim and painted with dogs in a flowering landscape, reversed by a poem, the base with an apocryphal Qi

A pair of Chinese polychrome enamel porcelain bowl; the main body brilliantly painted with multitude luxuriant flowers; mark on base; H: 7 cm, D: 14.5 cm

A pair of Chinese porcelain bowls Polychrome decorated with dragons interspersed with phoenixes, blue painted six character Daoguang mark to base. 13 cm diameter. (2)

Pre-Columbian, South Coast Peru, Nazca, ca. 100 to 400 CE. Two finely hand built, polychrome deep bowls in hues of chocolate brown, red, cream, and orange, with rounded bottoms and flaring rims. Each

China, 20th century Dimensions: 12 1/8" (30.8cm) Dia, 5 1/2" (14cm) H (2) Overall decorated with polychrome floral patterns. (2pcs) 20世纪 出口万花不落&

Pair of Chinese Polychrome Enamel Decorated Porcelain Bowls 19th Century With flaring rims and feet, with underglaze blue and polychrome enamel decoration of floral blossoms interspersed with scrolls,

(pair) Imari style porcelain fish bowls, polychrome glaze, parcel gilt rim and accents, exterior showing women in kimonos and man with paper umbrella in reserve, ruyi border to interior rim, fish and

Pre-Columbian, Northern Mexico, Paquime/Casas Grandes, 1150 to 1450 CE. A pair of small bowls, one in the rare form of having a painted interior. Both are small, coil-made, with black and red design e

An exquisite Maya polychrome bowl from Honduras, ca. 250 - 800 AD. This lovely vessel is 5-3/8 in. in diameter, 3-1/8 in. high and features a pair of intricately painted Monkey Deities. They appear to

Pre-Columbian, Mayan Territories, Peten region of Guatemala, ca. 550 to 800 CE. A whimsical polychrome pottery vessel featuring a register occupied by a pair of hummingbirds and a pair of crustaceans