Chinese Celadon Wares Five Vessels

Five Chinese celadon vesselsFour on standslargest height 3 7/8in (10cm); diameter 9in (23cm)

CHINESE SONG DYNASTY HUTIAN WARE CELADON-GLAZED MELON EDGE FIVE-HOLE PLATE-MOUTH VASE H. 10.2 cm.

Chinese Celadon Crackleware Porcelain Vessel. Lidded pot with five stems. Measures 7.5 inches in height.

China, Yuan Dynasty, 1271 to 1368 CE. This is a small pottery Jun ware vessel with incised designs and pale green glaze. However, the most interesting thing about this piece is that, probably due to t

Five pieces of Chinese porcelain ware including a celadon glazed double gourd vase(4 1/8"), a yellow glazed jar(3"H x 3 1/2"W), a miniture famille rose covered ginger jar(3 1/4"), a light brown glazed

Chinese Jun-Ware Porcelain Zhadou - a porcelain zhadou "slops jar" with blue to purple jun-ware tyle glaze. Featuring a rounded body and flaring rim. Five holes drilled at bottom of vessel. Incised ch

Five Chinese vessels: ox-blood glazed hexagonal vase; jun-type purple splash tripod censer; celadon double gourd form crackle glazed vase with leaves in relief; crackle glazed jar with moulded snake a

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. A lovely Qingbai ware funerary vessel used in southern China to hold grain and other offerings inside of a tomb. Enveloped in celadon and peach-hued

Chinese Yue ware stoneware vessel, possibly a funerary jar, now fashioned as a table lamp, with two lights, in pale celadon glaze, with applied animals and figures, accompanied by fabric shade and car

20th Century, Three Small Graduated Mud Ware Vases, Cloisonne Vase With Blue Ground And Peonies, Enamel Metal Tea Caddy, Tallest 8 Inches, Dents And Chips To Tea Caddy. See Photos For Condition.

Four Chinese glazed vessels: pair of Yuan-style celadon oil lamps with five mouths; together with two jun-type of rounded form; H: 8 1/2" (tallest)

Chinese Jun Ware Brush Pot and Celadon Pot (2) items including a blue tri-pod cylindrical pot having a ribbed exterior with crackle drip glaze and a light green glazed vessel having a bulbous body and

Five Chinese Export Wares. (1) Qing blue & white Porcelain box with markings under cover 4 ¼” x 3 1/14” x 2 ¼”. (2) Celadon brush pot with faint mark 4 ¼”

Group of seven Chinese ceramic pieces. Includes three polychrome-decorated trays or vessels, one small celadon vessel, one small vase with white crackle glaze, and two famille noir porcelain pieces. T

Comprising of a celadon glazed bowl, a circular ge-type dish, a tea-dust glaze dish with two small ware inside, a six faced ware and a small white glazed ware. Yuan/Ming Dynasty period. Highest Height

Chinese Qing Dynasty carp plate. The porcelain potted with a shallow body, of a shallow vessel, broad wide cavetto, with a slightly flared lip and shallow draft. All reserved in a celadon color base w

A Chinese Jun-ware deep water pot, probably Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644)Rounded bellied vessel with a narrow opening on a small foot. Fine grayish-celadon glaze. A little bit wear, apart from that good

19th C. Chinese Ge porcelain ware. The brush rest have unique shape of five peak curved upward, resembled the stone mountain peaks, higher to the center. All covered in a pale-grayish-celadon glaze, w

Chinese Celadon Five Claw Dragon Motif Covered Box. Chinese celadon covered box with five claw dragon motif. Measures 2.5 inches x 4 inches x 4 inches.

Chinese Celadon Wares from the Collection of Mr and Mrs Ronnie C C Tsao , published in 2003, good condition!

4 Pieces of Chinese Celadon ware include a 19th century Vase and Bowl as well as a modern Brush Holder and Serving Pitcher. The Vase shape is based on a metal prototype. The heavily glazed Vase and Bo

A three legged vessel with paws as feet, lizard handles, 5-3/4" H x 6" W.

Antique Chinese Celadon Vessel with Excellent Color and Pattern. This Ming style vessel has various firing lines in the base and in one spot on the side, original. No restoration. Dimension: 10" high

G. St. G. M. Gompertz, Chinese Celadon Wares, 1958, Faber & Faber Irene Stitt, Japanese Ceramics of the last 100 years, 1974, Crown Eleanor Gordon, Collecting Chinese Export Porcelain, 1977, Main