Cizhou Wine Ewer with Creamy Glaze, Song, 11th-13th

2 Chinese dishes, Northern Song / Jin, 11th / 13th Century, Cizhou ware dish & footed dish, cracked, dish is 7 1/8", footed dish is 6". NOTE, this item came from a private collection of antiquities, m

Age: Probably Song dynasty 11th to 12th century Description: A handsome and rare Chinese Cizhou stoneware globular vase with black/brown glaze streaked with russet. Unglazed rim and foot. Size: 5 1/2"

Chinese Cizhou Large Pillow 6''x17''x7''. Brown painted decoration with warriors on horseback and lotus flowers. Scattered glaze chipping to edges. Likely 12th to 13th century, Song dynasty.

China, Jin Dynasty (12th/13th c.) Applied with an almost colorless glaze over a creamy slip. The interior freely incised with a large stylized sprig on a combed ground. Dia. 21 cm ( 8 1/4 in.) Propert

Song-Jin Dynasty, 12th-13th Century The top slightly over hanging top is sgrafitto carved through a white slip with eight rows of waves within a lobed border, covered overall with a glaze of ivory ton

Cizhou Ware Bowl, Song Dynasty (960-1126 ) or Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368 ), 11th/12th century, the bowl with a black glaze, h. 2-1/4", dia. 4-1/2".

Chinese Song Cizhou Brown Handled Jar 10''x6.5''. Heavy sgraffito floral decoration in thick brown glaze. Chip to top rim with large kiln burn on side. Kiln chipping to foot. 12th to 13th century, Son

A CIZHOU BLACK-GLAZED EWER, SONG TO YUAN China, 960-1368. Of compressed globular form with a short neck and a wide circular mouth, with three slip-ribbed strap handles, covered overall with a deep bla

A JIZHOU “MULBERRY TREE LEAF” TEA BOWL (Right) , SONG DYNASTY 11TH-13TH CENTURY, Diameter 5.5in, with slightly curved sides rising from a flat base to an incurved rim is decorated with thr

A white-glaze ewer, Song dynasty(960-1279), well-potted with an six-lobed body rising to a tall cylindrical neck flaring at the rim, set on one side with a slender, curving spout opposite a strap hand

HUTIAN WARE GREEN GLAZE EWER, SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY, CHINA; H. 25.5 cm. W. 17 cm.

Crackled glaze ewer set. Song Period. Height 11 inches (28 cm.) • Free shipping within the Continental USA. International shipping charges will apply. • Ships From New York

Chinese Song Dynasty porcelain Cizhou cream glaze stem cup. 4 1/2" H x 4 1.2" dia. 960-1279 AD. Note: Consignor purchased this piece from Anthony J. Allen Antiques in New Zealand. Provenance: Private

Porcelain with white glaze China, Song/Jin dynasty (11th-12th century) Thin-walled bowl on flat foot rim Elaborately molded decoration on the inside Scrolls with peonies underneath a leiwen border Sty

CIZHOU WARE BLACK GLAZE JAR, NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY, CHINA; H. 40.5 cm.

11TH CENTURY CHINESE NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY CIZHOU WARE FIGURE STEM CUP H. 11 cm. W. 9.1 cm.

A CHINESE CIZHOU RUSSET-SPLASHED TEA BOWL, SONG DYNASTY, 12-13TH CENTURY. Rounded body with slight tapered white glazed rim and unglazed base. 9.6cm diam. Overall good condition without signs of damag

Chinese Inscribed Ge-Type Censer. Of compressed globular body applied with a pair of dragon handles with an everted rim, covered overall with a creamy glaze suffused with dense iron-gray crackles join

CHINESE SONG DYNASTY CIZHOU WARE SAUCE GLAZE FLOWER PATTERNS LARGE POT H. 37 cm.

H. 22.5 cm.W. 22.5 cm.

A SANCAI-GLAZED POTTERY RUYI-SHAPED PILLOW Liao/Jin dynasty, 11th-13th century Decorated with a pair of geese, reeds and a river rock, the green and ochre glazes painted over a white slip with details

Of tall ovoid body with broad shoulders rising from a splayed foot to a short neck with canted mouth, applied all over with a thick lustrous creamy white glaze ending just above the foot, 13.5 in high

Chinese Cizhou 'splash' glazed ceramic bowl, Northern Song dynasty, with a concave rim, the interior of the shallow body with brown splashes on a black ground, raised on an unglazed buff colored splay

A Jizhou vase with flowering plum, 13th - 14th centuryBrown-glazed Meiping vase. Stoneware with reserved, carved, and painted decoration on brown glaze. Southern Song (1127 - 1279) to Yuan (1271 - 136