A RARE AMBER AND CREAM-GLAZED BIRD-SHAPED WATER DROPPER

A 'CHANGSHA' BIRD-SHAPED WATERDROPPER SIZE:H:10.7cm,W:13.1cm,Diam.of mouth:5.7cm

Full title: Three Korean blue-glazed fish-shaped water droppers, Joseon, 19th C. Description: L.: 16,5 cm - H.: 8,5 cm (the largest)Ê Provenance: The collection of Alain Saint-Loubert-Bie.Ê Publishe

China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. Rare mottled glazed pottery water dropper in the form of a recumbent tiger. Impressed with spots and glazed to mimic the coloration of a tiger. Cute!

PAIR CHINESE GLAZED POTTERY BIRD-FORM WATER DROPPERS. HEIGHT 4 1/4"; LENGTH 6 1/2"

Pair of Chinese sancai glazed bird or eagle form water droppers. Each measuring 6.25" tall x 6.2" long. Condition: one has been repaired where the eagle meets the base, see images. Total weight: 2.6 l

Pair of Chinese sancai glazed bird or eagle form water droppers. Each measuring 6.25" tall x 6.2" long. Condition: one has been repaired where the eagle meets the base, see images. Total weight: 2.6 l

Ovoid Tang water dropper with tiered neck and animalistic spout covered with brown glaze highlighted by cream splashes. 7.5 inches.

Korean Carp Shaped Water Dropper, Used by calligraphers, Porcelain with blue glazed, Measures 3/4" H, 3" D, Condition worn on bottom, see photographs.

Comprising a celadon glazed with purple splash glaze example in the form of a bird and a celadon glazed with purple splash in the form of a peac H. (2) Peach, H. 2 1/2 in., bird, H. 2 1/4 in.

China, Yuan Dynasty, ca. 1271 to 1368 CE. Very rare and adorable double-glazed pottery water pitcher. Cream pottery base covered with light blue and white porcelain - mimicking Persian potteries from

白釉水注 The water spout has globular body, mounted with slim spout and handle on the shoulder along with two small bridge shaped ears, glazed overall in cream white color tone

白釉水注 The water spout has globular body, mounted with slim spout and handle on the shoulder along with two small bridge shaped ears, glazed overall in cream white color tone

Six Small Antique Chinese Glazed VesselsSix small and antique Chinese glazed vessels: two henan-type jars, one 'tea dust' vase, amber cup, white footed jarlet and qingbi-type water dropper (heavy wear

Light stoneware, green and brown glaze leaving the base largely free. Peach-shaped vessel, oval flat base, handle in the shape of a bird, spout as tree branch, h. 10 cm. Restored. Estate, North Rhine-

Trio of animal figure, multicolor, scholars items. All glazed in brown, yellow, green, and blue. Two are water droppers in the form of dogs and one is a brush washer with 3 birds perching on the rim a

Rare Chinese Porcelain Ginger jar, glazed a beautiful turquoise with Lily pads, Lily flowers, crane bird in relief. The Lily pads are shaped into Thunder and cloud Leiwen design, all handmade and hand

CARLTON WARE PORCELAIN LUSTRE (AKA LUSTER) VASE CRESTED BIRD: c. 1930, England, Carlton Ware, 'Crested Bird and Water Lily' pattern, Footed, pear shaped bottle vase with gilded, enameled and jeweled d

With cream lozenge form body, moulded long-necked goose spout supported by extended arm and hand. Bird head finial and moulded S-shaped handle. Body and lid embossed with moulded shell and Greek key m

The bell shaped body profusely decorated with brightly glazed leaves and blossoms painted in the barbotine style against a cream ground, the neck , collar and cat head handles glazed in black, all upo

The pear-shaped body rising to a tapered neck to a flaring rim, covered allover with a cream and brick swirling glaze with irregular cream colored patches, 8.1 inch high. Provenance: From a private Vi

Length 10.6 cm, width 6.7 cm, height 6.5 cm, total height 9 with stand.

A CHINESE CARVED AMBER WATER-DROPPER AND COVER.  Qing Dynasty, 18th to 19th Century. The body supported on a short recessed foot, and deeply carved with the handle carved to form a branch of flow

This is a rare water dropper used by the Song Dynasty scholars. It was made by the Ding Kiln of Northern Song Dynasty. This is the only one reported so far.

Small pear-shaped vase with a flared neck and a pair of tubular handles. The glaze is of the Ge-type crackle glaze called "gold thread and iron wire". Offered with a small plum-shaped waterdropper in