Chinese Jue pottery vessel

Chinese Jue pottery vessel marked with raised bird mark across neck, mottled muttonfat glaze, mounted in shadow box frame

Large Neolithic Chinese pottery vessel, Possibly of the period (c. 2500 BCE), Yangshao culture, red and black slip decorated terracotta earthenware, the amphora form vase with two lug handles and shor

Massive Neolithic Chinese painted pottery vessel; the tapered form with rounded shoulders painted with bold, circular motif design in black and red, with flared rim and two small loop handles; H: 18&#

China, Neolithic Period ca. 2700-2400 BC. Unusual bud-form vessel with small loop handle. Surface finely decorated in polychrome net motif. Ex: E & J Frankel, NYC.1991. Ex Christies,NYC, Nov. 27, 1991

A CHINESE POTTERY VESSEL, WARRING STATES (476-221BC). The globular body and short straight rim decorated with impressed decoration. 11.5cm height. 17cm diam. Provenance: From a private Essex collectio

Chinese glazed pottery vessel; the body of elaborate tiered form, with hooked appendages; the tall openwork cover of somewhat architectural form, with foliate aspects; H: 18"

Chinese Pottery Vessel with Copper Ornaments Han Dynasty. Size 12 x 12 inches. A Large gray ware pottery vessel with strap handles, Copper ornaments decoration.

with a short spreading lip, above a cocoon body decorated with orche colours, on a spreading foot, h 29cm

Two Chinese Pottery Vessels Warring States Period (475-221 BC) or Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD) the granary vessel is decorated with three large bands enclosing a pattern of impressed circles and styl

Chinese Pottery Vessel with Copper Ornaments Han Dynasty. Size 12 x 12 inches. A Large gray ware pottery vessel with strap handles, Copper ornaments decoration.

with green and yellow glaze floral design; with Japanese storage box 10 inches diameter; 8 1/2 inches high; 11 1/2 inches square; 10 1/4 inches high box

Chinese Pottery Vessel Tang Dynasty Or Later. Measure approx. 11" tall. This item and many more forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiqua

Four Chinese Han/Tang-style pottery vessels, including: green glazed tripod censer; globular jar with tapering neck, set upon three moulded feet; cylindrical tripod vessel; together with bulbous, foot

Formerly mounted as a lamp

Four Chinese Han/Tang-style pottery vessels, including: green glazed tripod censer; globular jar with tapering neck, set upon three moulded feet; cylindrical tripod vessel; together with bulbous, foot

5 1/2" Ornate Neolithic Chinese Pottery Vase. Very solid pot in excellent condition with decorative hand painted designs. No cracks or restoration. 5 3/4" Diameter. Ex Eldon Launer Collection

Han dynasty or style, each of bulbous form with flared neck and molded taotie mask form side handles, one green glazed, 15-1/4 x 13 in. diameter; one brown glazed, 17-3/4 x 15 in. diameter [Asian Cera

possibly Han dynasty, tapered lidded jar with incised line decoration, recessed and molded animal decoration, black ground with traces of red pigment around body, 8-1/4 x 7-1/4 in. diameter; gray pott

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A remarkable ensemble of 6 Chinese pottery vessels: 4 jars and 2 bowls. Enveloped in a pale gray-green glaze, the first jar exhibits a narrow

Group of Three Early Chinese Pottery Vessels. The first, a grayish-green ovoid vase with a tall neck and galleried mouth, applied to the body with a pair of taotie masks; the second, a blackish-green

Lot of 2 Chinese Pottery Vessels Han Dynasty. Size 11 1/4 amd 9 1/2 inches high x 13 and 10 inches wide. A Large pottery footed vessels with painted decoration.

A Pair of Chinese Pottery Vessels Han Dynasty. Size 12 1/2 inches high x 14 inches wide. A Large pair of gray ware pottery footed vessels.

A Group of Six Chinese Pottery Vessels 3-1/4 x 3-3/4 inches (8.3 x 9.5 cm) (largest, vase) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

one with stand Ranging from 13 x 5 in. (33 x 12.7 cm.) to 7 x 6 in. (17.8 x 15.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gordon F. Taylor, an employee of the San Francisco Opera for over 40 years