Antique Chinese Celadon Glaze Hand Painted Ceramic Vessel

Antique Chinese ceramic porcelain hat stand vase hand-painted with vessels, insects, fruit, and flowers in blue and white glazes, the cylindrical form pierced with ovular geometric accents, four chara

Wonderful piece of porcelain that appears to be of Chinese origin. Celadon glaze with raised white painted tree with flowers. No visible signature and stands approx 18.5" tall

Covered with celadon glaze and hand-painted with cobalt blue floral patterns. Unmarked. Dimensions: D: 9 1/4 in.

Oriental Antique Chinese Celadon Sauce Vessel 6 Pats Hand Painted Salt Glazed Set Approximately 4 11/16 inches tall; pats are approximately 3 5/16 inches in diameter.

Antique Chinese hand painted Famille Rose enameled vase with celadon glaze ground depicting birds and insects amongst floral blooms and fruit. Gilt accented figural foo lion ear handles at neck. Inter

20th century Handcrafted and hand painted ceramic pottery vessels of Chinese cultural art. Each showcases a raised ferocious dragon on the elongated neck with raised floral designs below, the handles

This is an antique group of 11 Celadon glazed Chinese export porcelain plates and bowls, weach with hand painted flowers, birds, and butterflies. 5 5/8" to 10" diameter

A lot of two antique Chinese celadon glazed ground plates with hand painted vivid Canton Rose enameled designs depicting paradise birds, lotus and peony blooms, butterflies, insects and pomegranates c

A pair of antique, probably Qing or early Republic, Chinese enameled Famille Rose large covered ginger jar vases intricatly hand painted to depict lotus blossoms amongst scrolled vines over celadon gl

An antique Chinese ceramic garden stool. This piece features a hand-painted multi-colored floral design throughout over a black base glaze. It is unmarked. Dimensions: 17.75"H x 12.5"W x 12.5"D Flat R

DESCRIPTION: Two Chinese ceramic sculptures depict a seated joyous woman and man , hand painted with multi colored accents, and completed with a gloss glaze. CIRCA: Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: China DIME

Large antique Southeast Asian ceramic pottery Meiping plum vase with blue hand-painted dragon, cloud, and chrysanthemum decoration on a pale celadon glazed ground, with four stylized handles at the sh

Measures: 10-1/2" Tall x 5-1/2" in Diameter. Total Weight: 1.2 Kg. From a Palm Beach estate. Local Pick Up or Third Party Shipping Required.

one pitcher, one covered vase; H: 14" (taller) (approx.). condition: flaws, pits, frits, wear, scuffs, scratches. This item is sold as-is with all defects and faults. Any note on condition is not a gu

Chinese celadon glaze ceramic vessel, with an everted trumpet mouth having an incised leaf band and raised bosses to the rim, and the short trumpet with a stiff leaf pattern above a raised band, the g

Antique Chinese Hand Painted Ceramic Figural Censer "Recumbent Man With Pipe". His mouth slightly agape to allow the incense smoke to escape through his mouth. Unsigned. Light wear or in good conditio

ENAMELED HAND PAINTED 6.25" X 5.50" X 4.25"

Pair of antique Chinese celadon glazed ceramic vessels; of lion form; standing foursquare with mouths open; each showing moulded and incised detailing; H: 10 5/8" (each, approx.)

Measures 4 1/2" high x 3 1/2" in diameter.

Four antique and vintage Chinese hand-painted ceramic porcelain articles comprising one bowl with blue and white cricket motif interior and brown-glazed exterior, one covered blue and white porcelain

Antique Chinese Spinach & Egg Glaze Hand Painted Porcelain Figural Male Foo Lion Censor Statue. Measures 9.75 inches x 4.75 inches x 2.75 inches.

Antique Chinese Spinach & Egg Glaze Hand Painted Porcelain Figural Foo Lion & Cub Censor Statue. Measures 7.5 inches x 4 inches x 2 inches.

Asian Circa 1900 Chinese antique hand painted ceramic storage jar with lid approx 7.5 tall

Beautiful antique Chinese hand painted polychrome Porcelain vessel in the Famille Rose style. Features dual Foo dog motif at each end with bold colored flower design to one side. Single character mark