Four Chinese Glazed Ceramics: Song/Jin Style

Four Chinese Glaze Items: Tea & CoupeGroup of four Chinese glazed ceramic items: three Song-style "hare's fur" tea bowls and matching teapot; together with a junyao-type ovoid watercoupe; H: 5" (talle

Four Jun-Style Glazed CeramicsGroup of four Chinese Jun-style glazed ceramics: deep foot bowl, bottle vase with bulging disc neck, bottle vase with garlic-bulb mouth and baluster vase with garlic-bulb

Group of four Early-style Chinese glazed ceramics: celadon crackle vase with moulded leaves to shoulder; two olive-green bowls, one with moulded dragons and with signature; together with celadon crack

Four Chinese Early-Style CeramicsGroup of four Chinese Early-style ceramics: Han-style green glazed tripod vessel; Song-style 'hare's fur' bowl; together with two yingching-type lotus bowls; D: 8 1/2"

Group of four Chinese Song-style ceramic pieces, including: brown glazed pillow of anthropomorphic form; celadon crackle-glazed foliate bowl, with moulded detailing; together with pair of dishes exhib

Four Chinese Song-style ceramic tea bowls, including: two blue-glazed exhibiting multicolored splashes, each with character mark to base; together with two oil-spot glazed showing metallic and copper-

Four Chinese glazed ceramic roof tiles; L: 15 1/2"; Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are working remotely. It may not be possible to provide condition reports and additional photos for this

Condition: large chips to each; Provenance: The Estate of Barbara Beretich, Artist and Collector of Art, Claremont, CA; the largest: 12 inches wide; 4 inches deep; 12 inches high

Four Chinese Glazed Ceramic ItemsFour Chinese glazed ceramic items: black and ribbed vase; dark brown pillow; brown and splash ewer; together with stoneware jar; H: 9 1/4" (tallest)

each mounted to base Ranging from 13 in. (33 cm.) to 9 in. (22.9 cm.) high overall Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gordon F. Taylor, an employee of the San Francisco Opera for over 40 years

A Group of Four Chinese Glazed Ceramic Plums  the largest being a covered covered box. 20TH CENTURY Length of largest 6 1/2 inches.

Four Chinese tortoise shell glazed bowls; gilt design; interior fish decoration; D: 6" (each, approx.) Condition: general wear, frits, pits, minor losses

Four Early Chinese glazed ceramics: three henan Jin Dynasty moonflasks and tripod brushwasher; together with a jun-type dish; H: 6 1/4" (taller)

Lot 149 Four Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Table Objects (Tang and Liao Dynasty) comprising a near pair of ovoid ewers (Tang Dynasty) and a pair of shallow bowls with molded foliate decoration (Liao

Lot 43 Four Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Table Objects (Tang and Liao Dynasty) comprising a near pair of ovoid ewers (Tang Dynasty) and a pair of shallow bowls with molded foliate decoration (Liao D

Four Chinese Turquoise Glazed Ceramic Figures, 20th century. tallest 9.5in

Group of four antique Chinese glazed ceramic Fo lions; circa 1900; Provenance: Collection of Dorothy Crawford Lloyd Helfrich & Lawrence Trevor Helfrich; H: 8 1/2" (each, approx.)

Group of four antique Chinese pottery pieces, including: two brown-glazed censers, set upon tripod bases; glazed bottle form with moulded handles; together with parcel-glazed dish, of simple circular

A grouping of four Chinese red glazed ceramics including a flambe glazed plate / charger (1.75"H x 10.25" in diameter), a large red glazed bottle vase (), a small red glazed bottle vase with brass bas

Group of four Chinese crackle-glazed ceramics, including two vases and two tripod trays; H:10" (largest)

Two Chinese glazed ceramics: Song-style cizhou glazed vase; together with turtle-form water dropper; H: 7 3/4" (tallest, approx.)

FOUR CHINESE WHITE-GLAZED CERAMIC DISHES. Of varying sizes. Song / Yuan dynasty. 12cm -15cm diam. (4) All in good overall general condition with expected wear for age. No major damages or signs of rep

Large Chinese glazed ceramic early style jar; overall good condition, some areas of wear to body; H 10 1/2" x D 13 1/2" (approx.)

Group of four Chinese celadon glazed ceramic vases, including: two of similar circular form, with raised foot and five moulded features to shoulder; crackle-glazed, of tapered cylindrical form showing