17th C. European Glazed Pottery Canteen

Donated By: Artemis Gallery Eastern Europe, Bulgaria, ca. 18th century CE. Rare pottery canteen, possibly a baby's bottle, in yellow-green glaze on three small feet and twin suspension loops for hangi

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, Spain, ca. 17th century CE. An attractive pottery canteen of discoid form. Sitting upon four petite feet, the lovely vessel boasts a circular body that is

Central Europe, ca. 16th to 18th century CE. A large, heavy jar for storing liquor, formed using the salt-glazing technique. It is made from stoneware (high temperature fired ceramic), with a glossy,

Group (3) Chinese ceramic bowls, Possibly early Qing Dynasty and later (17th-19th c.), glazed pottery including a ge crackle glaze bowl, a hares fur glaze stoneware bowl, and a red speckled glazed bow

A COLLECTION OF FOUR 16TH/17TH CENTURY OTTOMAN DAMASCUS GLAZED POTTERY BORDER TILES, each with turquoise and blue floral decoration, various sizes, largest 25.5cm x 13cm, (4).

A PAIR OF FINE EARLY 17TH CENTURY TURKISH OTTOMAN IZNIK GLAZED POTTERY TILES, painted with red, blue, and turquoise foliate motifs. 25cm square

A PERSIAN SAFAVID LUSTRE GLAZED POTTERY EWER, 17th Century or later, decorated in slightly moulded relief with standing figures and trees, the base unglazed, 15in high.

Matched Pair of European Glazed Pottery Raptors, 20th c., both standing atop rocky outcrops, stamped with green two fish mark on base, 10" and 14" high. Good condition.

Two Chinese brown glazed pottery storage jars, mid 17th century, each ovoid body with four lug handles and all over brown glaze, the large jar with impressed two character mark to shoulder, 27cm and 3

Europe, Holland, 17th century CE. This is a large fragment of an early Dutch majolica plate or platter. Majolica is a white tin-glazed pottery with an interesting global history. Also known as maiolic

A pair of Continental green glazed pottery stove tiles probably Flemish, 19th century, in the late 16th / 17th century style each of rectangular form moulded with allegorical figures depicting America

A lot of two 17th-century Persian Safavid or Iznik pottery hand-painted tiles with stylized polychrome floral decoration. On the back is a Christie's sale label. Dimensions: 8 x 5 1/4 in., (20 x 13cm.

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A beautiful pair of stoneware vessels, each glazed in a dark brown, nearly black glaze known as martaban. The taller is a storage jar with a f

Ming Dynasty, 17th century AD. A group of blue and white ceramic vessels consisting of: two shallow bowls, one decorated with a dragon, the other with a bird seated on flowering branch; a footed pedes

A lovely pottery Oil Lamp with elongated spout from Iran/Turkey and dating to the 17th century. With an impressed flange and rounded handle. The lamp measures 6 inches long. Provenance: Ex Smith Colle

Glazed pottery of St. Onge (Bordeaux). Interior green was the hallmark of the 17th-18th centuries. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 11.5" x D 8" Condition: Losses to glaze throughout. A few fine scattered crac

**Originally Listed At $150** Europe, probably western Europe, ca. 16th century CE. A black-glazed pottery head of a lion, made as an applique. The face is sensitive, with small eyes and a well-render

Antique Korean glazed pottery bottle vase; the slightly angled body of very pale celadon coloration, with a cup-shaped mouth, and set on a low foot; 17th Century; H: 7 3/4" (approx.)

Salt Glazed Pottery Storage Jar in polychrome tin glazes, featuring two portraits of young soldiers, probably 17th c. Roughly 12 1/4" x 10 3/4". Completely re-assembled from fragments, with old staple

Late 17th century; probably German,figure of well dressed gentleman in elaborate costume holding a floral basket, 7 1/4 in. H.

**Originally Listed At $500** Northern/Central Europe, Germany, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine pitcher built from blue-glazed white pottery known as westerwald stoneware with a flared foot and a

Germany, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. This is a pottery brown glazed German Bellarmine jug, also known as a Bartmann jug, from the German "Bartmann" for "bearded man". These jugs were manufactured and

Lebanon, Ohio, lot of nine, reproductions of 17th century English tin glazed earthenware, most with King Charles the II motifs in hand painted blue. Lot includes four candlesticks with Charles II moti

Circa 15th-17th century A.D. Most glazed and from various vessel types, including examples with decoration. 13 kg total, 3-12 cm (2 - 4 3/4 in.). Acquired 1990s-early 2000s. East Anglian private colle