Ming Dynasty Celadon Crackle Glaze Bowl

Ming Dynasty Celadon Crackle Glaze BowlChinese Ming Dynasty celadon crackle glazed pottery bowl; of shallow form with somewhat flattened and rolled rim; D: 9 1/2"; Provenance: purchased from I.M. Chai

Chinese Song/Ming Dynasty celadon crackle-glazed bowl; of wide footed form, with a slightly rolled rim; showing a gray-green glaze and fine network of lines; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; D:

Thick celadon ice crackle glaze all over, pooling and thinning, spur marks on the base, 7 inches diameter and 2 inches high at the petal. 'R'

A CHINESE MING DYNASTY STYLE CELADON GLAZE "CHRYSANTHEMUM" BOWL, 20TH CENTURY, the bowl of domed form with a smooth interior dish and a molded exterior of wilting petals, raised on a circular foot. He

Chinese Ming Dynasty celadon green glaze ceramic bowl with museum catalog number under base. crazing 2 1/2"H x 6 1/2"Diam.

Ming/Qing Dynasty Chinese celadon crackle glaze vase. Very old label reads, Small Vase. Chinese. Pale green crackle glaze. Dimensions: 6" tall and 3" diameter.

A stoneware celadon glaze bowl, Ming dynasty (13th-17th century). Height 7cm, width 14.5cm.

Exquisite Great Ming Dynasty Crackle CELADON Porcelain Bowl Xuande Mark ( 1426-1435 ) period very rare celadon color. Comes from an important UK Private collection. D: 7.5 inches H: 4 Inches . Museum

Early Antique Chinese Crackle Glaze Celadon Bowl Probably Ming Period. Measure 4" x 5 3/4". From A Florida Estate. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condit

A Chinese Antique Celadon Glazed Porcelain Vase: of high rounded shoulder form, with a crackle celadon glaze, MING DYNASTY, presented on a wood stand; Size: H: 9-1/2"; (overall) H: 10-1/2"

Chinese Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) Longquan celadon glazed vase, porcelain with overall crackle glaze, light floral decoration to underglaze, bottom bears old collection paper label. 13.25" H x 5" diame

Chinese celadon crackle glaze porcelain vase lamp, Likely Ming Dynasty, slender baluster vase, mounted on reticulated bronze base, no visible marks, 14"h x 6"w (vase only), 26.5"h (total) Provenance:

Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Jar with tube handles at mouth, an impressed motif under crackle glaze, foot unglazed; together with 2 antique Seto or Korean underglaze blue crackle glazed Tea b

Lot of 2 antique Chinese celadon glazed pottery bowls. Qing dyansty? Ming dynasty? or earlier. No apparent marks. Largest measures approx. 3 1/4" height x 7 3/8" diameter. Shows wear indicative with a

Chinese crackle glaze celadon porcelain bowl, Qing Dynasty. Diameter 16 cm. Ht 7.5 cm.

Group Asian celadon glazed fragments for study, Possibly Chinese Ming Dynasty / Korean Joseon Dynasty, (30+) fragments and shards, glazed earthenware fragments, in varied crackle celadon glaze, in pre

Glazed all over, spur marks, palm eyes, mouse brown rim, the ice crackle celadon green glaze thinning at the rim and glazed foot ring. 4.5 inches dia.

Two celadon bowls and one white glaze bowls, Song or Ming Dynasty, one with minor repair to rim, 6", 5 7/8", 5 3/8" diameter

A FOUR PIECE GROUP OF CHINESE SONG AND MING DYNASTY CERAMIC VESSELS. Comprising a blue glazed porcelain bowl (repaired), a celadon glaze covered jar with carved floral decoration, and a pair of thin

DESCRIPTION: Qing dynasty porcelain bowl coated in a celadon crackle glaze featuring a red copper decoration in its well depicting flowering foliage. Marked on underside "#1127". CIRCA: 20th Century O

China,Ming Dynasty Pale blue low bowl with thin defined crackle glaze. Porcelain,1 3/8" x 5 3/8" dia., Partial "Schreiber Collection" label on bottom. Acquired by a North Scituate, Rhode Island gentle

Finely potted with petal shaped lobes rising from the short straight foot, overall suffused with greyish-blue glaze with networks of crackles. Ming Dynasty period. Height: 4 2/5 in (11.2 cm) Diameter:

MING DYNASTY CELADON DRAGON BOWL: A carved dragon and clouds reveal the matte brown clay body amid shiny celadon glaze. The rim is decorated with matte flowers.

An antique Chinese Ming Dynasty set of three glazed terracotta bowls. Each bowl is adorned with a curved handle. The bowls are covered with glaze in a celadon shade. Unmarked. Circa 16th century AD. A