Chinese Ru Type Cup with Handles

Chinese Ru-Type Glazed Two Dragon Handles Cup. 3.5"x3.5"x4.5"

A Chinese Ru-Type Glazed Porcelain Cup with Dish. Ht. 7cm, Wd. 4cm

CHINESE RU-TYPE PETALS STEM CUP 5.5"

H. 22 cm. L. 12 cm. W. 9 cm. Weight 650 gram.

A Qing Qianlong Ru type -glazed vase ,the neck flanked by a pair of dragon handles ,the six-character mark QianLong on the base. Height 29 cm . Bottom diameter11.5 cm

Chinese Ru-type ceramic censer, with a flared rim and ribs to the neck above the compressed body, flanked by shaped handles, 9.5"w

Chinese Ru-type ceramic mallet vase, with an everted rim and cylindrical neck flanked by phoenix form handles, above wide shoulders and a cylindrical body, 7"h

Of bulbous form with two handles, covered overall in crackled turquoise glaze suffused with brown inclusions. Approx. 6.5-4.9-3.3 inch.

The rounded form flanked by a pair of loop handles, all covered in a crackled grayish glaze. 8*6*4.3inch.

The burner has pair of Taotie handles and covered overall with thick bluish glaze suffused with golden crackles. 17th century. Diameter: 6 1/2 inches

Chinese black and celadon jade cup, carved and reticulated with a recumbent beast as handle. Approx. 2.6-1.45-1.75 inch.

Group of three Chinese porcelains: ru-type tripod dish, red and white covered ewer with phoenix head spout; together with Chenghua-style blue and white cup;; H: 7½" (tallest); one w

(lot of 3) Group of Chinese ceramic: first, a celadon glazed duck form censer; second, a Guan type small globular jar and a rolled rim; third, a Ru type tripod censer with handles on the rim, 6"w; Pro

Covered overall in a pale sea-green glaze with natural crackles, stopping short of the rim to reveal the porcelain body, set with a pairs of archaic type dragon handles, each with a long, bifurcate ta

Guangxu porcelain type gui, China, Qing dynasty(1644-1911), Guangxu period(1875-1908), porcelain with light blue glaze in the shape of the cup-shaped bronze vessel gui, two kite-shaped side handles, o

A pair of white agate cups, Qing Dynasty, 18th century, decorated with Ru-Yi handles and hanging rings. With original wooden base. Provenance: I.K. Gallery AUS, a private collector in Australia.

Pair of Fine Early Chinese Tea Cups Dated Ch'ing Hua Era of Ming Dynasty, but are early Ching. Height 1 3/4"; diameter - 3". Celadon ( Shioki Kan type) cracked glaze. Green, no handles. with the box.

A FINE AND EXTREMELY RARE CHINESE RU-TYPE 'THREE RAMS' BULBOUS VASE Yongzheng Mark and Probably of the Period finely potted the globular body supported upon a flared foot and rising to a thick waisted

A Chinese Ru type glazed triple foot porcelain incense burner 6.4 cm H x 10.5 cm Diam Ge kiln has a straight wall, a deep belly and three legs under the furnace. The glaze is luminous, and the whole b

W. 12 cm. H. 22 cm. Weight 1030 gram.

Of circular section, covered overall in a bluish celadon glaze suffused with a network of brown crackles, with a wood covered vase incised with flower patterns to the side and cover. 4.2inch D, 1.3inc

Song: A Ru Type Cup Holder. Diameter: 17cm. 日本安源正之傳承佛教藝術。安源正之先生&#26

A Pair of Chinese Ru-Type Glazed Porcelain Vases. Ht. 29cm, Wd. 15cm

Chinese Ru-type porcelain dish, exquisitely potted with rounded sides supported on a short foot, rising to a slightly tapering mouth, covered overall with a subtly crackled unctuous glaze of soft, att