TWO BLACK GLAZED BOWLS

the first rising from a short foot, of semi globe shape. D: 14.5cm The second Elegantly potted of shallow conical form rising to a five-lobed rim, covered with a light brown glaze, the unglazed base r

Two Chinese black-glazed bowls Song dynasty One with 'hare's fur' glaze; the other with abstract circular decorations to the interior. (2). H: 2 1/8, Dia: 6 1/4 in. (H: 5.40, Dia: 15.88 cm. (largest))

Three Chinese Monochrome Glazed Porcelain Articles comprising a jun-type dish and two black glazed tea bowls. Diameter of largest 7 1/4 in., 18.3 cm. Property from the Estate of Dr. Emanuel Margoliash

* Three Chinese Monochrome Glazed Porcelain Articles modern comprising a jun-type dish and two black glazed tea bowls. Diameter of largest 7 1/4 inches. Estimate $250-350 Property from the Estate of D

Three Piece Glazed Chinese Porcelain Group, to include a white incised dish; along with two small black glazed bowls or cups; small bowls 3 1/2 inches, large bowl 7 inches.

Two Chinese black glazed ceramic bowls; D: 4 1/2" (larger, approx.) Condition: wear

Two Chinese dark glazed tea bowls dating from the Song dynasty. Dimensions are: the larger bowl measures 2 1/4 inches tall X 4 1/2 inches wide, 5.7 cm X 11.4 cm. All measurements are approximate. Cond

FIVE ASSORTED NATIVE AMERICAN BLACK-ON-BLACK GLAZED BOWLS. Two signed, one by Lucy Mustang - Largest, H: 9 in.

Two Chinese Brown and Black Glazed Tea Bowls. {Diameter 5 inches (12.7 cm)}.

Black glazed bowl with two happy frogs, lily pads, water lilies and one ladybug in the middle in high relief. Lily pads and water lilies seen around the pedestal. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 12.5"W x

20th Century The first, teadust glazed vase; the second a crackle glazed Ru-type vase with three spur marks on the base; third a carved black glazed bowl and aJapanese mottled brown glazed bowl. (4) T

ASIAN: Two contemporary Chinese art pottery bowls, black glazed earthenware with dot pattern, each signed at base with calligraphy, wear consistent with age and use, largest: 2 1/4" h. x 8 1/4" diam.

Together with six black glazed ceramic rice bowls. 10-1/4"l x 6-3/4"w and 2"h x 4-1/2"w

Three Glazed Ceramic Deep Bowls Comprising a Jizhou type brown and black glazed bowl, Cizhou type white glazed bowl with a lotus decoration to the interior, and Qingbai glazed bowl decorated with two

A Michael Simon (American,1947-2021) set of two (2) salt glazed stoneware bowls with incised two black fish design on cream slip interior. Stamped 'MS' near the base.

Group of five Chinese Song-style tea bowls, including: pair showing oil spot glaze; two of black glaze with imbedded leaf to interior; together with black glazed bowl with green glass to interior; D:

Three Song-Style Jizhou-Type Glazed BowlsThree Chinese Song-style jizhou-type black glazed bowls: of conical form with two leaf imprints; together with a pair of rounded form with pale blue and yellow

FOUR CHINESE BLACK-GLAZED TEA BOWLS. Each of varying sizes and glazes. To include a Cizhou type glaze glazed bowl with white glazed rim. A Jizhou tortoise shell glazed bowl and two others. 10.5cm -12.

SMALL CELEDON GLAZED BOWL, 5 1/2" DIAM & BLACK GLAZED FOOTED BOWL. 5" DIAM. GOOD CONDITION.

TWO CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS. To include a Cizhou type pear shaped bottle vase, covered in a black lustrous glaze with white, blue and brownish streaks. Together with a black glazed tea bowl, covered in

A Chinese Antique Black Glazed Porcelain Bowl: Of Rounded Sides, Rising Form An Unglazed Base Rested On Low Feet To A Lipped Rim, interior Body Finely Painted With Two Large Leaves Amid An Evenly Glaz

THREE CHINESE CIZHOU BLACK AND BROWN GLAZED TEA BOWLS, SONG DYNASTY AND LATER. One black glazed conical bowl with brown stylised floral decoration, together with two other bowls, possibly later Yuan/M

Two ceramic bowls with repairs. One Chinese Yuan dynasty black glazed ceramic bowl. One archaic Persian bowl in green with red script along the exterior and floral motifs along the interior.Green bowl

On the base is a two-character signature (Gong yu) incised with a sharp tool on the unfired porcelain. It means "offering" and refers mainly to the meals of the emperor, empress or prince as a tribute