A Chinese celadon glazed Sung dynasty style bowl with

CHINESE SUNG DYNASTY CELADON GLAZED BOWL. - D: 4 7/8 in.

A Chinese Sung style celadon glazed porcelain bowl with raised floral and figure decoration, 7½" diameter

Chinese. A Song dynasty style celadon glazed conical bowl with incised decoration to interior. Apparently unmarked. Approx: h. 2.25", w. 7".

Small Chinese Sung dynasty style Cizhou type footed bowl or dish glazed black with five russet splashes and a white border.Height: 1 1/2 in x diameter: 4 in.

Song Dynasty style, pale celadon glazed Dingyao ware, incised with flower motifs to the interior, h 5cm, d 21cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sweden

Three Small Glazed Ceramic VesselsGroup of three small glazed vessels, including: probably Yuan Dynasty celadon bowl; Chinese Tang-style brown and yellow glazed bowl; together with Korean celadon fish

Exceptional Chinese Sung Dynasty Temmoku Style Tea Bowl. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: Dia- 5.8" x H- 2.4". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Private Collector. Please note the absence

Chinese Celadon Glazed Bowl Ming Dynasty Emperor 6.5" Diameter 2" Tall In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

Two Chinese Celadon Dishes, Sung/Ming Dynasties. Ribbed shallow bowls with floral designs to centers. Each with rim repair/damage. Provenance: Ex. Collection Nana and Tony Horton. Sizes:1) 12.75'' x 1

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

Chinese Ming Dynasty Celadon Glazed Bowl._x000D_ 5 3/4 in. X 2 in.

The Tag affixed to the underside describes the bowl as "China Celadon Bowl, Sung Dynasty, 10th Century to 13th Century, Sung Dynasty, 10th Century". The Bowl is in good overall condition. It measures

Qing Dynasty Style Celadon Glazed Carved Vase and Cover, of baluster form, the body carved with an allover floral scroll, with a domed cover and pear shaped finial, glazed in a pale green celadon glaz

Antique Chinese Sung Dynasty Celadon Bowl. Condition: Large Old Repair at the Rim. Dimensions: H-3.5" x Dia-7".Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence of a Condition Report do

A COLLECTION OF EARLY CHINESE SUNG STYLE CHINESE CELADON BOWLS in various forms and sizes. 16 cm diameter. (5)

(lot of 2) Chinese celadon glazed ceramic bowls, Ming dynasty, including a tradeware bowl incised with scrolls to the interior and floral petals encricling the base; together with a conical bowl with

Two Chinese celadon glazed ceramic pieces, including: Song-style ceramic bowl of slight-conical form, with moulded curvilinear detailing to interior; together with Ming-style large porcelain dish, of

Two Chinese porcelains, including: Yuan-style red underglaze jar, showing continuous designs of scrolling flora and fauna; together with Qianlong-style celadon glazed bowl, exhibiting dragons chasing

Pair Chinese celadon glazed porcelain bowls, Qing dynasty, blue underglaze marks, 2.25"h x 5.5"dia.

Lot of 2 antique Chinese celadon glazed pottery bowls. Qing Dynasty? Ming Dynasty? or earlier. Largest measures approx. just over 2 3/4" height x 9 1/8" diameter. Each shows crazing. Each shows wear i

Chinese yellow monochrome glazed shallow bowl, Ming dynasty style , the interior well and low sides incised with a sinuous dragon below a rich yellow glaze, the base bearing a six-character Hongzhi ma

Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty period celadon glazed pottery bowl having incised underglazed floral designs. Measures approx. 1 1/2" height x 5 7/8" diameter (3.8cm x 14.9cm). Provenance: Professor Wu J

A CHINESE SUNG STYLE GLAZED CELADON WARE VASE, REPUBLIC PERIOD, CIRCA 1917-1949, of bottle form with applied molded dragon head handles, with blue/green glaze and overall craquelure. Height: 10 1/2" W

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Yuan Dynasty, ca. 1279 to 1368 CE. A fine set of 2 hand-built pottery bowls covered in soft celadon green glaze. The first bowl bears a shallow form wit