TWO CHINESE BROWN GLAZE DISHES DRAGON & BIRD

TWO CHINESE BROWN GLAZE DISHES DRAGON & BIRD</

Ge type pair of blue and white vases with flower and bird decoration, featuring two unfinished bands with relief waves and dragons, spurious Chenghua brown etched mark to the feet, circa Republic era.

CHINESE BROWN GLAZE DISH WITH CRANES & TURTLE

Two Chinese cinnabar trinket dishes. One piece features a carved dragon motif, the second features a bird sitting amongst florals. Pieces are similar in size. Approx. 4 x 4 in. Pieces have some surfac

Chinese, group of two square shaped yellow glaze dishes with Chinese decorated with dragon , indented corners. A heavy, thick porcelain square bowl with blue and gold colored flower design, bottom has

Two Chinese Cizhou Bird Feeders. Consisting a deep rounded jar form and a globular form bird feeder, all covered with black brown glaze, each fitted with loop ring. {Width: 2 3/4 & 3 1/8 inches (7 & 8

One painted figural story scene to the center, an the other painted a dragon medallion to the center and applied with a brown glaze to the exterior. D: 27cm, D:28cm 20&#19990;&#32000; &#31881;&#24425;

Urn shaped oil lamps decorated with dragons in relief, on hexagonal base, the blackish brown glaze stopping above the base. H. 7 3/8 in. Provenance: Western Connecticut Collection, Acquired 1955-1995

Two pieces total to include 1) Blue and white decorated porcelain bowl, bears a four character Kangxi mark under foot, 3.75" h. x 9.25". Note chips and glaze flaws. 2) Dragon motif dish, unmarked, 8"

Early to mid 20th century; One with iron-brown relief dragons/crane meandering and the other with a scholar and attendant/butterfly over cream crackle glaze. Brown etch marks both read "Chenghua Nian

both of circular form, one in a black glaze, the other in a pale celdaon glaze and brown exterior glaze, d 14cm (2)

Three as a group, a jun type censer covered with a celadon glaze, with two handles; a pot applied with a beige brown glaze: a famille rose pot enameled with a pair of birds among plum blossoms and ins

A LARGE CHINESE BROWN ETCHED AND CRACKLE GLAZE VASE. Of baluster form, finely decorated in blue with birds and florals below a brown etched and embossed shoulder and two mythical beast head handles.

comprising: two small octagonal jars, with molded floral design, 3-3/4 x 3-3/8 in.; cylindrical lidded jar, with molded design of dragon, birds, and florals, brown glazed interior, 8-1/4 x 9-1/4 in. N

China, two jade pendants, one a mottled brown and green hue, the other a black hue. Intricately depicting a bird figure on one and a dragon on the other. Height 2 3/4 in.

Four dishes as a group: one painted with various flowers; one applied with a lustrous black and brown glaze; two painted with figural panels on iron-red ground. 8.9inch W (largest).

Twentieth century. Two pair of transfer plates and dishes, dragons and flowers, 5", 6"d. four assorted dishes decorated with flowers, landscapes and an umbrella, 6.5"l. and a vase with birds. Faux Kan

3pc Chinese Crackle Glaze Porcelain Dishes 6'' Diameter Each. They have deep brown and black crackle glazes. Two are round while one is polygonal. Excellent condition. 19th to early 20th century, Qing

China, ROC Period, A Pair of Sancai Dragon Dishes, central decoration of two dragons, one green, one brown on a yellow ground, Kongxi mark on base within double rim circle. Diameter 5 1/8 in.

There are dragon and leaf patterns under the blue glaze, and red, green, yellow and brown on the glaze. There is a six character Chenghua mark under the blue glaze. 5 "H x 9" diameter. The clay is fin

Large blue and white porcelain dish with details in red glaze. Decorated with two dragons encircling a center medallion with fish in waves. Blue glaze to exterior. Underglaze 6 character mark to botto

Baluster vase with two dragon 'ear' handles, flambe glaze with vivid blue and deep purple-red flambe glaze, thinning to light brown at rim and handles, thickly pooled and trimmed at base. Seal script

Chinese oxblood high glaze parrot with pierced beak and two smaller birds, probably doves, in white and brown. [Largest: 9 1/4" H x 3" W x 5" D]. All in good condition.

China, Qing Dynasty Daoguang period imperial blue-&-white dish, decorated with two imperial dragons competing for a firing pearl, clay is pure white and very fine with grayish-green tinted glaze. Diam