STUMP FORM BRUSH POT WITH 'CHEN MING YUAN' INSCRIBED

Large Chinese enameled porcelain brushpot; of wide cylindrical form, showing ox and young under a tree, with inscriptions to side; Bi Yuan Ming seal mark to body and base; H: 7 1/2" (approx.&#

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Chinese porcelain brush pot, of cylindrical form with a galleried rim and slightly flared base, the exterior hand painted in polychrome enamel including a trio of geese pursuing insects, inscribed alo

Chinese porcelain brush pot, of cylindrical form with the exterior having a mountainous landscape with an inscription in the upper section, the reverse side further inscribed, 5.75"h x 5" diameter.

5 white and brown glaze porcelain items from the Ming Dynasty or earlier. Includes a simple round brush pot, one frog form water dropper, two frog form brush pots and holders, and one simple vase form

A BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BRUSH POT,MING 22.2 cm Diam x 30.3 cm H x Weight 4000 gram. Of Cylindrical form with a flaring mouth and foot, the middle and top section vibrantly painted with figures amon

A BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BRUSH POT/MING DYNASTY 20.5 cm L x 21.2 cm H Of cylindrical form, painted on the exterior with the figures among landscape.

China, hardwood brush pot, in organic form of a stump, natural wood grain and color featured throughout, flat base, shine on surface. Height 5 in.

Chinese Chen Xiang Hand Carved Brush Pot: Carved Chen Xiang (Aloeswood) Chinese brush pot having cylindrical body, wider to the opening, with asymmetrical flori-form rim. The exterior deftly carved w

Chinese Chen Xiang Brush Pot: Carved Chen Xiang (Aloeswood) Chinese brush pot having cylindrical body, wider to the opening, with asymmetrical flori-form rim. The exterior deftly carved with various

BRONZE BRUSH POT

China, Ming period, celadon glazed brush pot, cylindrical in form with flat base and rim, intricately incised with a dense floral pattern, in a white hue. Width 6 1/4 in., Height 7 1/2 in.

China, Ming Period, Lungquan ware brush pot, in cylindrical form, with flat base, scrolling linear pattern details, in a light green hue. Height 7 in., Width 4 3/4 in.

AN INSCRIBED DEHUA BRUSHPOT, BITONG Lin Yan, dated by inscription to the renzi year, corresponding to 1672 The brush pot potted with tapering form rising from a recessed and unglazed foot to a gently

A Chinese spinach jade brush pot with inscription, the cylindrical form rising on four shallow bracket feet, the body incised decorated with orchid, bamboo and rock, the other side inscribed with the

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Chinese export blue and white brush pot, of cylinder form, painted with flower and the reverse inscribed with inscriptions. 2.9*4.45 inch.

The brush pot of cylindrical form, the exterior applied overall in a black glaze, featuring with two foo dogs, the base inscribed with a six-character mark enclosed in double circles. Approx. 8.1-5.4

A Chinese Antique Bamboo Carved Brush Pot: of cylindrical form finely carved with figures in celebration, inscribed and signed; Size: H: 6-1/4"

A Chinese Antique Pair Of Porcelain Brush Pots: Of Cylindrical Form, Finely Decorated With Cranes And Birds Resting Near Water Lilies, inscribed Wang, Bingrong On Both Bases; Size: H: 11" (28cm) Each

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Of slightly waisted cylindrical form, the exterior painted with a serene scene of three scholars standing among mountainous landscape with distant clouds and sun, inscribed with related proses and a m

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