Chinese Jun Glazed Bowl, Possibly Song Dynasty

A blue Jun glazed ceramic bowl, possibly dating to the Song dynasty. The glaze has a highly textured speckled pattern. Dimensions are: 3 1/4 inches tall X 7 1/4 inches wide. All measurements are appro

Chinese, possibly Song dynasty. Brilliant purple glazed body. Dia. 20.2 cm (8 in.), H. 9.3 cm (3 5/8 in.) Condition report available upon request.

Jun ware bowl from the Song or Yuan dynasty. The bowl is bright blue in color with a splash of purple. The foot is unglazed. < BR> Dimensions are 3 inches tall X 7 1/2 inches wide. All measurements ar

Chinese Jian ware glazed bowl, Possibly Song Dynasty, hare fur drip "oil" glazed stoneware, unmarked, 3"h x 5"dia.

A Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Bowl Possibly Song Dynasty (960-1279) Diameter 7 1/8 inches. Acquired from Nagatani. Inc. Oriental Works of Art, Chicago, Illinois, May 26, 1962 Property from a Priv

Lot 114 Chinese Black Glazed Ceramic Tea Bowl (possibly Song Dynasty) height: 2 3/4 inches width: 5 1/2 inches

Two Chinese Qingbai Glazed Incised Porcelain Bowls POSSIBLY SONG DYNASTY (960-1279) together with a Chinese turquoise glazed porcelain dish. Diameter 6 1/2 x height 2 1/8 inches. Property from a Gentl

possibly Song dynasty or style, all glazed in a dark brown, largest with streaks of black polling at the interior, light brown splashes, 2-1/4 x 4-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Milledgeville

A CHINESE INCISED AND WHITE GLAZED SHALLOW BOWL, POSSIBLY A DINGYAO BOWL AND NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY (960-1127), of tapering circular form with a characteristically unglazed lobed rim above an incised i

possibly Southern Song dynasty or style, one jizhou type with variegated dark honey brown glaze, resist decorated on the interior with leaping deer and flower heads, speckled dot exterior, 2-3/4 x 5 i

A GROUP OF SEVEN CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWLS AND BOXES, POSSIBLY SONG (960-1279) MING (1368-1644) AND QING (1644-1912) DYNASTIES, comprising a Southern Song Dynasty style white matte glaze footed

possibly Southern Song dynasty, covered in a chocolate brown glaze, with darker brown trails decorated on the interior, 2-3/4 x 6-1/2 in.; conical bowl coated in dark brown glaze over red ware, the in

possibly Southern Song dynasty, conical bowl coated all over in coppery brown glaze, faint greenish black streaks pulling down the sides, black pooled interior, uneven streaky black pools above the fo

including a Jian-type ‘hare’s fur’ tea bowl, possibly Song dynasty, with black glaze revealing a dark red clay body, d. 4-3/4 in.; a ‘Northern’ tea bowl with a black glazed exterior and a ce

(2) small Chinese Jian ware bowls, Possibly Song Dynasty (10th-11th c. CE), China, glazed pottery, black glaze with brown rims, light "hare's fur" streaking on one, the glaze pooling at the unglazed f

(2) Chinese Jian ware "hare's fur" bowls, Possibly Song Dynasty (10th-11th c. CE), China, glazed pottery, the shallow flaring bowls glazed with streaked brown on black, pooling at the unglazed foot, e

(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

Chinese "Longquan" celadon Lotus bowl, Possibly Song/Yuan Dynasty (12th-14th c.), green glazed pottery, the rounded sides carved on the exterior with overlapping petals, raised on a short round foot,

The smaller one of creamy white tone, possibly Dingyao, rim and foot ring unglazed; larger bowl with celadon-beige glaze overall except foot ring, incised motifs to the interior. (Dia: 6 7/8 in. (larg

China, Sung (Song) Dynasty to Yuan Dynasty , ca. 960 to 1279 CE. Small stoneware bowl upon a flat ringed base. Covered in a blue-grey glaze suffused with a fine network of crackles, thinning to beige

Chinese, Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD). Possibly Ding type, with a high straight foot, carved deer design in the centre. Described as Yingqing Lian-Lei Bowl. H. 10 cm ( 4 in.), Dia. 17 cm ( 6 3/4 in.) Pr

Two Chinese Song Dynasty glazed ceramic bowls, the smaller with a creamy white tone, possibly Dingyao, and unglazed rim and foot; the larger bowl with a celadon beige glaze overall except the foot rin

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 1127 to 1279 CE. A striking, sizeable Jun ware bowl with a lovely sky blue glaze over its smooth surface, produced by Chinese Imperial state-owned and operated kiln

4 Chinese Song Dynasty white ware Porcelain Low Bowls: one with an impressed Dragon & Clouds, possibly Dingyao with the base glaze over the foot rim and probably fired upside down, another with unglaz