Massive Vietnam Hoian Shipwreck Type Porcelain Jar

The ovoid body painted with a ferocious dragon coiling amidst flames and clouds, the unglazed interior and base revealing the off-orange body. 9.8inch H, 9.2inch D.

The ovoid body rising to a wide neck surmounted with a domed cover, the body painted with a pair of phoenixes with outstretched wings and long curly tails amidst foliate scrolls issuing blooming flowe

The baluster body decorated with a ferocious dragon coiling amidst flames and clouds, the unglazed base revealing off-orange porcelain body. 12.2inch H, 8.2inch D.

Of baluster form, the body painted with lotus and peony blooms, and leafy scrolls, with a band of upright lappets above the foot. 10.2*6inch.

The pear-shaped body rising to a waisted neck and slightly flared rim, decorated with a pair of phoenixes amidst flowers and leafy scrolls. 6.5*4.5inch.

The exterior decorated with lotus and peony blooms and leafy scrolls, lower with a band of lappets. 7.5*5.1inch.

Well potted with a tapering ovoid body rising from a recessed base to a rounded shoulder and a short neck, painted to the exterior with dragon in pursuit of flaming pearls amidst cloud scrolls. 10.1*9

The compressed ovoid body with a tapered foot and a short neck, the exterior painted with two ferocious qilin among leafy lotus sprays between bands of lotus sprays and upright lappets. 8.8inch H, 10.

Of baluster form, with a broad shoulder and short tapered neck, painted around the body with a pair of peacocks and large lotus leafy scroll, with a wood cover. 12*10inch (with cover).

South Asian Vietnam Hoian shipwreck blue and white porcelain vase, finely potted with a globular body rising from a straight foot to a straight neck, exterior continuous painted with dragon and xiangy

Antique Vietnamese Hoi An shipwreck blue and white porcelain jar; of globular form, with subtly rolled lip; decorated with a band of stylized clouds set between foliate lappet borders; Provenance: Pri

The blaster body decorated with three figures in various activities among flowers, leaves and clouds, above a band of upright lappets, beneath a band of floral scrolls. 11.7*7inch. The Estate of the K

The interior deftly carved in low relief with lotus blooms borne on scrolling leafy sprays, applied overall with an even ivory-colored glaze. 8.3inch D, 2.3inch H.

The tapered ovoid body painted around the exterior with birds standing amidst blooming lotus sprays. Approx. 8.5-10.2 inch.

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE GE TYPE PORCELAIN JAR with mask heads. 5.5ins high.

6.5 inch H; 5.5 inch W.

Of ovoid form, overall in black tone with russet patches, of Jizhou type. 7.1*7.8inch.

The tall baluster body with a short tapered neck with dished rim, the exterior decorated with a four-clawed dragon sinuous among clouds, reserved on a mottled red ground. 13.7inch H, 7.5inch W.

The pear-shaped body painted with a continuous figural scene between bands of lappets. 14.7*8.5inch.

The bowl inside and out covered in crackled black glaze suffused with milky-blue streaks, stopping at the unglazed foot. Approx. 5-2.8 inch.

Chinese blue glazed porcelain bowl suffused with milky0blue streaks, stopping at the unglazed bottom. Approx. 7-2.7 inch.

The tapering ovoid body with a short waisted neck, the exterior painted with a pair of phoenix with outstretched wings and a long curled tail, above an upright lappet band. 9.5inch H, 5.3inch W.

The interior carved with lotus in low relief, overall applied with a celadon glaze. 6.2inch D.

The exterior painted with a band of stylized flowers borne on curly leafy scrolls, the interior centre with a blooming flower enclosed in double circles, all against a ground suffused with a matrix of