Chinese Shanxi Province Hares Fur Glazed Pottery Vessel

This large and impressive antique, Chinese pottery jar was hand crafted in an unusually graceful form. It features a stout body and narrow, straight and slightly flaring neck with a flat lip. It sport

China, Sung (Song) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. Stunning ceramic jar made by a fine craftsman. Tall barrel-shaped jar with two small doubles strap handles, exterior and portion of interior covered in

Antique Chinese Song Dynasty "hare's fur" glazed pottery bowl; of shallow form, set upon a short foot; Provenance: Purchased at I.M. Chait Gallery, December 1989; D: 5 7/8" (approx

Antique Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty pottery tea bowl; the conical form set upon a short foot, and flaring subtly at the rim; of "hare's fur" type, with swaths of rich persimmon-colored glaze;

China, Sung (Song) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. Superb and very rare Jianyao Hare's Fur glazed pottery tea cup. Graceful small cup on raised foot, interior and exterior covered in the most luscious de

China, Sung (Song) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. Superb and very rare Jianyao Hare's Fur glazed pottery tea cup. Graceful small cup on raised foot, interior and exterior covered in the most luscious de

Chinese, likely 20th century. A Song Dynasty style Hare's Fur temmoku glazed pottery tea cup or bowl of conical form raised on a ring foot, the rich brown glaze at top thinning on interior and exterio

(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

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

TWO CHINESE GLAZED POTTERY TEA BOWLS - (1) A Hare’s-Fur Glazed Stoneware Tea Bowl with thick brown and black glaze. Pedestal foot and bottom of bowl is unglazed. Very hard stoneware ceramic. 2 3/4��

(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

Group (3) Chinese ceramic bowls, Possibly early Qing Dynasty and later (17th-19th c.), glazed pottery including a ge crackle glaze bowl, a hares fur glaze stoneware bowl, and a red speckled glazed bow

Four Chinese Early-Style CeramicsGroup of four Chinese Early-style ceramics: Han-style green glazed tripod vessel; Song-style 'hare's fur' bowl; together with two yingching-type lotus bowls; D: 8 1/2"

With mottled blackish brown glaze with 'hare's fur' type striations of bluish and yellow. Lower 1/4 and base unglazed revealing dark brown clay. Approx. 5 3/4" H. Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of C

China, Shanxi Province, ca. Ming Dynasty, ca. 16th century. An impressive and sensitively modeled pair of male and female attendant figures, partially glazed and with much pigment remaining on painted

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

A Chinese hare's fur glazed bowl, Song Dynasty, 12.5cm diameter/

This antique, Chinese pottery roof clay tile was hand crafted with a charging warrior atop a ferocious, flying foo lion / dog, set on a block plinth. It is finished with a predominately jade green gla

The shallow bowl with a scalloped exterior and thick blue glaze pooling at the three raised feet, with unglazed and unmarked base. Approx. 3 1/4 by 8 7/8 in. diam., 8.4 by 22.6 cm. diam.

Size:7 1/4"H

**Originally Listed At $200** East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. Two charming glazed pottery figures from a Ming period tomb. First, a fish with an open mouth, nicely incised scales/

Chinese hares fur pottery bowl, unmarked, 4-7/8" dia x 2-1/2" h

Antique Chinese Glazed Pottery Vessel / Jug. Measures 10 inches H x 10 W including spout and handle.

Group of Three Chinese Glazed Pottery Vessels Unmarked. The largest 15 x 7 in. diam. Provenance: Asiantiques, Winter Park, FL