Chinese Longquan Ware Celadon Bowl, Yuan D.

Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Bowl 2.5''x9.5''. Antique period Yuan or Mind dynasty ware, 13h to 17th century. Scattered small flaws original to manufacture. Excellent, original condition.

Chinese ,Southern Song Dynasty, with deep rounded sides rising from a tapered foot, the exterior molded with overlapping lotus petals, covered overall with a olive green glaze except for the footring,

A Chinese Longquan celadon glazed bowl, dating from the Yuan dyansty (1279-1368). A deep and wide bowl, covered with a celadon glaze on inside and outside. incised floral decoration on both sides. Sto

BEFORE MING DYNASTY, LONGQUAN WARE CELADON LOTUS PETAL BOWL H. 7.5 cm. Diam. 18.4 cm.

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,

Chinese ,Longquan ware celadon twin fish dish, Yuan-Ming Dynasty, the gently rounded sides carved with lotus petals and rising from a short tapering foot to an everted rim, the interior applied with a

A Chinese Jun ware celadon glazed porcelain bowl. Yuan Dynasty. The translucent olive green glaze of possible Cizhou type, having a blue / purple swirl on the interior. Overall speckled motif. Measure

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

A large, Ming Dynasty, lobed Chinese celadon Longquan ware bowl,carved to the exterior and interior with leafy floral scrolls and repeatly sunflower and lotus flower,covered over an olive green glaze

Two Chinese longquan celadon twin fish bowls dating from the Song or Yuan dynasty. Dimensions are: 1 1/2 inches tall X 5 inches wide, 3.81 cm X 12.7 cm. All measurements are approximate. Provenance: F

Yuan to Ming Chinese porcelain longquan celadon bowl. 7in.

Yuan/Ming dynasty well potted with a deep, rounded bowl rising from a ribbed cylindrical standard and a slightly spreading foot, the interior with faintly impressed foliate decoration within a medalli

Chinese ,Yuan Dynasty, Longquan ware censer with celadon glaze covering outer area, standing on Ruyi shaped tripod foot, inside the unglazed pottery is revealed where the inner glaze stops, sides not

Chinese, Ming Dynasty, 16th / 17th Century. Zhejiang Longquan Ware, all under a crackled bluish-green even glaze. Dia. 13 cm ( 5 1/8 in.) Provenance: Property of a Toronto Lady Pao & Moltke, Toronto.

Including a censer and a covered bowl, each covered in celadon glaze. Approx. 4.7-5.8 inch (larger).

Yuan Style Longquan Celadon Glazed Bowl, with scalloped rim, ribbed interior sides, scroll and floral incised interior, with wooden stand, 2 1/4" high, 14 1/2" diam. Good condition. Provenance: From t

(4) Chinese porcelain wares, including: (3) Song to Ming celadon porcelain bowls and (1) Ming Longquan celadon porcelain incense burner, flanked by handles. Largest: 7.5" Dia.,

Chinese Yuan Twin Fish Longquan Bowl 2''x8''. Celadon glazed bowl with relief twin-fish motif in center. Carved lotus petal design on underside. Scattered surface wear to glaze. A few small kiln chips

Yuan/Ming dynasty Diameter 15.8cm Height 6.8cmProvenance: Private collection from Salisbury

A Chinese, Celadon, earthenware bowl, the plain interior with a coin-like impression of four characters within a circle, the outer wall with pointed ridges giving a sunflower head appearance when seen

Including a bowl, a cabinet vase, a plate and a vase, covered in celadon green glaze, with three stands. Approx. 7.1-3.7 inch (largest).

Comprising of a celadon glazed bowl, a circular ge-type dish, a tea-dust glaze dish with two small ware inside, a six faced ware and a small white glazed ware. Yuan/Ming Dynasty period. Highest Height

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

A Chinese Longquan ware celadon lantern vase, dating from the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). heavily potted tall vase on a curved base leads to a very long body expanding and tapering gently to a thick sho