CHINESE GE TYPE GLAZED FOLIATE BOWL

Two Chinese Monochrome Glazed Porcelain 'Foliate' Vessels the first a celadon glazed bowl, with flaring walls rising from a straight foot, the interior with a floral roundel; the second a ge type crac

Chinese Ge-type crackle glazed bowl, 6"dia.

A CHINESE GE TYPE CRACKLE GLAZED BOWL, of plain form. 17.5 cm wide.

Ht. 9.5cm, Wd. 14.8cm,

The rounded sides supported on a flat base, covered overall with celadon glaze suffused with a fine network of extensive crackles. Base with four characters. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 1 3/4 in (4.4

Chinese Ge Type Foliate Rim Footed Dish 2"x7". A fine tripod footed ceramic bowl with crimped foliate rim. Yellowish brown crackle guan type glazes. Excellent condition. Possibly 10th to 13th century,

Chinese Ge Type Porcelain Tea Bowl on Stand 4.5''x4.25''. Crackle glazed tea bowl with cover have blue underglaze Chenghua marks. Cover has been repaired. 19th century, Qing dynasty. Large collection

Chinese Ge-Type Bowl and Longquan Jar. Conprising a crackled glazed Ge-type conical bowl, and a longquan celadon zhadou jar._x000B_ {Height of jar: 4 inches (10.2 cm); Diameter of bowl: 5 3/8 inches (

Comprising of a celadon glazed bowl, a circular ge-type dish, a tea-dust glaze dish with two small ware inside, a six faced ware and a small white glazed ware. Yuan/Ming Dynasty period. Highest Height

开片哥釉高足花口碗 Chinese small Ge kiln porcelain stem bowl; of lobed rim; crackle glazed on celadon ground; H: 6 cm, D: 12 cm, 241 grams

Chinese Ge-Type Hexagonal Bowl. Finely potted with flared sides indented into six petal-bracket to an everted foliate rim, covered overall with a rich, creamy beige glaze suffused with dark-iron crack

Three small Chinese pottery Jian and Ge ware pieces, comprising two rabbit fur glazed Jian type tea bowls, larger approx h 2", w 3.25"; together with a Ge type cream crackle glazed stem cup, h 2.5", w

Three Song-Style Glazed VesselsThree Chinese Song-style jun-type glazed ceramic vessels: large deep bowl, squat vase with foliate mouth and ribbed vase with two handles; H: 8 3/4" (tallest)

Collection of Six Chinese Porcelain Items. Comprising two crackled celadon glazed vases, a ge-type bowl, a purple splashed Jun dish, a Langyao vase, all fitted with metal rim except dish, and a straw

An antique Chinese ge-style creamy white crackle glaze dark stoneware bodied bowl with a foliate shaped rim on a foot ring, glazed base, in an exterior silver mount that extends from rim to foot ring

2pc Chinese Crackle Glaze Small Bowls. One scalloped rim porcelain ge type bowl 2.25''x6'' and a celadon glazed shallow bowl 1.5''x5.25''. Stamped export seal in center. Excellent condition. 19th cent

Chinese Celadon Crackle Glazed Porcelain Bowl 4''x10.75''. Tripod footed bowl with condensed ge type crackle glazes. Possibly a large brush washer. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty. Lar

2pc Chinese Crackle Glazed Porcelain Bowls. They measure 5''x10.5'' and 3.5''x7''. Tripod footed bowls with a reddish brown ge type crackle glaze. Form similar to a brush washer. Large bowl has a hair

Four various Chinese ceramic bowls; crackle-glazed foliate form; celadon glazed; qingbai-type glazed; together with hare's fur glaze; L: 8" (longest, approx.)

(lof of 2) Chinese glazed bowls, comprising a Chinese Ding-type lobed bowl of deep rounded sides rising from a flat base to a foliate rim, interior carbec with floral sprays, rim mounted to metal; and

Three pale blue glazed Chinese porcelains, including: pair of yingqing-type shallow footed bowls with incised floral designs; together with bowl with moulded foliate pattern to exterior; D: 8 1/2"

CHENGHUA GE TYPE GLAZED JAR WITH LID , MING DYNASTY, CHINA, 15TH CENTURY H. 14 cm. This piece comes from the collection of Lower Merion in Philadelphia. The collector has been one of the top ten urolo

Qing dynasty, 18-19th century. Very good condition. Height: 12 cm, Width: 9 cm. Height: 4.8 inches, Width: 3.6 inches.

Chinese Ge-Type Foliate Brushwasher Finely potted with six lobed sides supported on three ruyi shaped legs, and flaring to an everted rim, covered overall with a pale glaze suffused with dense network