A Chinese Ming Dynasty (Korean?) Celadon Lotus Bowl

BEFORE MING DYNASTY, LONGQUAN WARE CELADON LOTUS PETAL BOWL H. 7.5 cm. Diam. 18.4 cm.

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'

Large Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan light green Celadon Porcelain Bowl, the inside boldly carved with 2 Lotus Blossoms and Leaves, the outside carved with upright petals around foot and a carved wove

A large, Ming Dynasty, lobed Chinese celadon Longquan ware bowl,carved to the exterior and interior with leafy floral scrolls and repeatly sunflower and lotus flower,covered over an olive green glaze

Antique Chinese celadon green glazed pottery bowl. Has incised lotus leaf design to exterior. Qing dynasty, possibly Ming? Measures approx. 2" height x 4 3/4" diameter. Shows crazing and some hairline

MING DYNASTY INCISED CELADON BOWL: A celadon bowl that has a scalloped pie crust rim with incised lotus in the center surrounded by a wide tendril border. The bottom repeats the wide tendril border. T

MING DYNASTY INCISED CELADON BOWL: A celadon bowl that has a scalloped pie crust rim with incised lotus in the center surrounded by a wide tendril border. The bottom repeats the wide tendril border. T

Ming Period (1368-1644), China. Lung Chuan ware. Pale celadon color with engraving of lotus flowers on the interior. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 11 - 1/2" x 11 - 1/2" x 2 - 3/4".

TWO CHINESE CELADON GLAZED POTTERY BOWLS, YUAN / MING DYNASTY. Each heavily potted to include a bracket lobed bowl with rounded ribbed sides, decorated to the interior with a lotus motif; Together wit

All three with relief molded scaley fish in the center, two with lotus leaves to underside. One of these with firing crack, glaze blob to underside. Song or Ming dynasty. Approx. 5 1/8" diameter, 1 1/

DESCRIPTION: Ceramic Ming dynasty shouldered yen-yen vase coated in a celadon glaze featuring lotus and foliage patterns throughout its bulbous body and flaring neck. CIRCA: 15th to 16th Century ORIGI

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

A small Chinese Ming dynasty celadon footed bowl with gilt touchings to two of the feet. 3 inches high x 3 1/2 diameter.

1368-1644 A.D.; ribbed interior with etched chrysanthemum decoration, 4 3/4 in. Diam.Purchased from Stockspring Antiques, London, England.Property from the collection of Robert and Nancy Hall, Baltimo

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

CHINESE BLUE & WHITE MING DYNASTY LOTUS BOWL</

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.

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:

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 Ming Dynasty Longquan style celadon ceramic bowl. Decorated with a lovely scrolling foliate motif along the interior.Height: 3 in x diameter: 6 in.

A Yuan/Ming Dynasty Chinese Celadon Bowl. Provenance: The Meisner Collection. The Meisner Collection was started in the early 1940s and was assembled up until the early 1990s by Gudrun Meisner. Meisne

Chinese late Ming Dynasty celadon glaze ceramic plate with lotus floral design. Includes certificate of antiquity. 2 1/2"H x 10"Diam.

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