China - Enamelled stoneware tea bowl with "hare fur" decoration probably from the Song period.

Far East, China, Fujian Province, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A stunning Jian tea bowl of a lovely form and quintessential Hare's Fur decoration in the lustrous black glaze. One of the most famo

Far East, China, Fujian Province, Song / Sung Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A lovely Jian tea bowl of a fine form with wonderful streaks and spots called Hare's Fur decoration in the lustrous black gla

Far East, China, Fujian Province, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. An elegant and glossy Jian tea bowl of a fine form with wonderful streaks and spots called Hare's Fur decoration in the lustrous bla

Far East, China, Fujian Province, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A generously sized Jian tea bowl of a fine form with wonderful streaks and spots called Hare's Fur decoration in the lustrous black

Far East, China, Fujian Province, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A brilliant Jian tea bowl with a slightly oval form and wonderful streaks and spots called Hare's Fur decoration adding tremendous c

An unusual Chinese Jian Ware stoneware tea bowl finely decorated with "hare's fur" glaze, Song Dynasty, good condition, purchased 30 years ago in Seattle, with reference paper, from a private Upper Ea

A Jian HARE Fur Tea Bowl of Song Dynasty. H: 2.9 in. (7.37 cm.) D: 4.9 in. (12.45 cm.)

A Superb Jian HARE Fur Tea Bowl of Song Dynasty. H: 2.9 in. (7.37 cm.) D: 4.9 in. (12.45 cm.)

A Chinese Jian Yao 'hares fur' tea bowl, Southern Song style, the thick unctuous black glaze with irregular russet markings stopping short of an unglazed brown stoneware foot, 12.5cm diam x 7 cm high

A Chinese Jian Hare's Fur Tea Bowl, Song/Yuan Dynasty 2-1/2 x 5 inches (6.4 x 12.7 cm) Property from a Private Dallas Collection 
 
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A Chinese Jian Hare's Fur Tea Bowl, Song Dynasty 2-3/4 x 4-3/4 inches (7.0 x 12.1 cm) Property from an Important Las Vegas Private Collection 
 
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CHINESE SONG DYNASTY JIANYAO HARE'S FUR TEA BOWL Covered in a lustrous black glaze with russet-coloured streaks more noticeable to the interior. Glazed to the exterior revealing the grey stoneware bod

Far East, China, Fujian Province, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A beautiful Jian ceramic tea bowl from the esteemed Bernheimer collection. This example boasts a lovely form and a more subtle Hare'

China, Sung (Song) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. Two examples from the large selection of gorgeous and guaranteed authentic Jian Kiln Hare's fur vessels! Bowl smaller tea bowls from the Jian Kiln each

(2) antique Chinese Jian ware tea bowls, Possibly Song Dynasty (10th-11th c. CE), China, "hare's fur" glazed bowls, with incised signatures to underside, 2.75"h x 5"dia (smaller) 3"h x 7.5"dia (larger

2 Early Chinese porcelain tea bowls. 1) Hares fur decoration with unglazed white back. Fine crackle glaze. 4.375in diameter. 2) Carved tan glazed bowl with unglazed rim. Ribbed decorated back. 4.5in d

Fine Chinese Jian stoneware tea bowl with "hare's fur" glaze. Diameter: 12.5 cm.

A Chinese Jun ware pottery tea bowl with iridescent hare's fur glaze decoration, 3" diameter

* A Chinese Hare's Fur Stoneware Tea Bowl of conical form. Diameter 5 inches. Estimate $150-250 Property from the Collection of the Halim Time and Glass Museum, Evanston, Illinois

Chinese glazed Jian Ware hare's fur stoneware tea bowl. Marked to underside. Measures 4 5/8" (11.7cm) diameter.

A Chinese Jian 'hare's fur' tea bowl, Song dynasty.Dia: 3 3/4 in,H 1 4/5 in.

Song Dynasty, 960-1127 AD. A shallow carinated tea bowl with 'hare's fur' glaze, basal ring. See Lili, F. Chinese Ceramics, Cambridge, 2011 for discussion. 348 grams, 12.3cm (5"). Property of an Essex

Song Dynasty, 960-1127 AD. A shallow carinated tea bowl with 'hare's fur' glaze, basal ring. See Lili, F. Chinese Ceramics, Cambridge, 2011 for discussion. 171 grams, 12.6cm (5"). Property of an Essex

Song Dynasty, 960-1127 AD. A conical ceramic bowl with basal ring, covered in a mottled dark glaze, the inside streaked with fine russet-coloured 'hare’s fur' markings. See Lili, F., Chinese Ceramic