Rare Chinese Shipwreck Yue Type Porcelain Wares

Large Chinese Yue stoneware glazed porcelain pot, probably shipwreck porcelain, the handle moulded with a raised beast and the spout carved in chicken form, covered with a crackled celadon glaze. 11 i

The lot consist of two Ding type porcelain wares, one hand carved dragon handle pot with lotus pattern, one censor with carved lotus censor. 6.25inch H, 4.3inch D (largest).

Well potted with rounded sides resting on a tapered foot, applied overall a grayish celadon glaze save for the foot. 6.7inch W, 2.1inch H.

Well potted with rounded sides resting on a tapered foot, applied overall save for the foot with a grayish celadon glaze. 5.8inch W, 2inch H.

Chinese Yue type shipwreck porcelain dish. 4.7 inch D; 1.6 inch H.

Group of three Yue type shipwreck porcelain bowls, applied with mottled celadon glaze save for the foot or interior centre. 5.8inch W, 2.1inch H (largest).

Chinese Yue type porcelain vase set with dragon form handle and spout, the exterior covered in mottled and crackled celadon glaze. Approx. 8.3-8.5-6.5 inch.

Two Chinese ge type porcelain wares, the teapot is probably shipwreck and one brush washer. 5.5inch H, 5.6inch W (largest)

Chinese Tur type porcelain vase, set with a beast form handle and twin bird head spouts, covered the exterior in crackled and mottled olive-green glaze. Approx. 12.5-7.7-6.5 inch.

The five-lobed compressed globular body covered in a mottled pale blue glaze with striking purple splashes to the exterior, the unglazed base reveling the burnt porcelain body. 3.9inch D, 2.8inch H. T

Yaozhou ware is a type of celadon or greenware in Chinese pottery, which was at its height during the Northern Song dynasty. It is the largest and typically the best of the wares in the group of North

The ovoid body supported on a splayed foot, with four handles at the shoulder, the cover with a finial moulded as two confronting birds, overall covered with a mottled olive-green glaze. 7inch H, 7.8i

Of compressed globular form set with four raised handles, the lid finial molded as a pair of confronting birds, the exterior incised with crossed borders, covered the inside and out with a crackled ol

The rounded sides rising from a splayed foot to a flared rim, the interior moulded with a chrysanthemum on a scrolling ground with lotus and two ducks, covered overall in an olive-green glaze. 7.1inch

The tapered body rising to a waisted neck, set at the shoulder with raised handles, carved in low relief with lotus petals, applied overall save for the foot in crackled celadon glaze, the mouth stuck

Chinese yue type porcelain vase, with a compressed globular body supported on a splayed foot, the domed shoulder rising to a tall waisted neck and flaring rim, flanked by a pair of handles on the side

The exterior modeled with repetitive raised bands, flanked with a pair of faux-ring mask handles, the exterior and interior neck covered with a celadon glaze, the unglazed base revealing the brown por

Chinese Yue Type porcelain water pot, with fitted wood stand. 3.45*3.8 inch.

The compressed body rising to a waisted neck and a dished rim, set with a curved handle, two lug handles and a rooster type spout, covered overall in an olive glaze except the unglazed base. 7.8inch H

Pairs of Chinese porcelain vases decorated with figures, minor chips. 17.5 inch H; 5.2 inch W.

Covered with a mottled glaze in olive tone, the handle and spout carved in bird type, with a pair of side handles on shoulder. 12*6.8inch.

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.