Song Dynasty Glazed Pottery Bowl

Song Dynasty Glazed Pottery BowlChinese Song Dynasty glazed pottery bowl; with foliate rims and slightly raised foot; D: 6 3/8"; wood stand; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate

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

A 12th century Song Dynasty gray and white glazed pottery bowl featuring an embossed hibiscus in the century; purported to have been recovered from the Alcione shipwreck. Hand written information card

Chinese black glazed pottery bowl, Song Dynasty type. [2 3/4 x 5 3/8].

A group of five Chinese Song dynasty (960-1279) black glazed pottery tea bowls. 10Cm diam.

A group of five Chinese Song dynasty (960-1279) black glazed pottery tea bowls. 10Cm diam.

A Chinese Song dynasty (960-1279) white glazed Ding type pottery bowl with molded decoration of a crane amongst trees, Later metal rim added. 17.5cm diam.

A red glazed Song Dynasty brush work pottery bowl. 7 1/4" Dia. x 4" H. Very good condition.

Song Dynasty (960–1279) Comprising a near pair and a single bowl, the pair with beige brown glaze, the other example with papercut style decoration. Near pair, H. 2 3/8 in, D. 4 3/4 in, singles,

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A quartet of beautiful miniature vessels: two bowls, one scalloped, the other standing on a tall, round foot; one apple-shaped bowl with a thick, ro

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

Chinese Longquan celadon glazed lotus pottery bowl, Song / Yuan Dynasty. 1 3/4"H x 6 1/4"Diam.

(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

Qingbai glazed bowl with incised decoration, probably Yuan Dynasty with blue glazed. Dia 7 in. H 2 1/2 in. Together with cream glazed Song dynasty bowl. Dia 18.5 (7 1/4 in.)

THREE EARLY CHINESE POTTERY CERAMIC ITEMS, MING AND EARIER. To include a black-glazed pottery bowl, a white-glazed ceramic cosmetic box, Song dynasty and a white-glazed Gu-form vase, late Ming dynasty

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,

(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

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A gorgeous glazed sky blue Southern Song Qingbai bowl. This item was made at the San Hu kilns in Jingdezhen, in southeastern China. This piece is hi

A GROUP OF CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS, SONG DYNASTY AND LATER. To include a Qingbai ware pottery bowl with lotus lappet exterior; A Cizhou type black glazed pottery dish; A melon shaped pottery ewer covere

Chinese, probably Song/Yuan dynasty. Including a small petal bowl with scalloped mouth rim, having overall longquan green glaze with fine crackling and unglazed footrim exposing pale orange body.The s

Two Chinese Song Dynasty pottery pieces: bowl, the black glaze halting before the base; together with brown glazed carved covered box, the cover featuring a phoenix; D: 4" (widest, approx.&#41

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;

Glazed ceramic container with a wide mouth on a circular base and a wide bowl-shaped body with slightly rounded sides. The glaze is celadon blue, slightly cracked, and is lighter at the ends. At each

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A delightful pair of pottery examples from the ancient Han Dynasty, a bowl and a zoomorphic ladle, both enveloped in lus