Qingbai Melon-Shaped Ewer and Cover, Song, 12th-13th C.

A WHITE AND BROWN SLIP INLAID AND CÉLADON GLAZED CERAMIC EWER AND COVERKorea, Goryeo period, 12th-13th century The ewer with a melon-shaped body, curved spout and ear-shaped handle with a small ri

A Chinese cream-glazed melon-shaped ewer and cover, Song H.: 14,5 cm Provenance: With a label on the base for the Carl Kempe collection, inv. nr. 493.

Chinese, Song/Yuan dynasty (12th / 13th C). Covered in thin, qingbai glaze. With lobed ovoid body rising to a waisted neck and flaring, scalloped rim, raised on a straight foot. Havingevenly potted br

AN INCISED AND CÉLADON GLAZED CERAMIC EWER AND COVERKorea, Goryeo period, 12th-13th century The ewer with an ovoid body with a curved spout and a ear-shaped handle with a small ring on the top, th

Ancient Persian Kashan Ceramic Ewer c.13th cent AD. Turquoise and Black Kashan ewer, Persia, 12th/13th century, with drop-shaped body, long handle, and rooster-head mouth, decorated in turquoise glaze

A GROUP OF CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS, SONG DYNASTY AND LATER. To include a Qingbai ware pottery bowl with lotus lappet exterior; A Cizhou type black glazed pottery dish; A melon shaped pottery ewer covere

Proto-porcelain. China, presumably Song Dynasty, 12th to 13th cent. Bottle form with elegant, sweeping neck, mouth in the shaped of a ribbed bulb. Finely toned glaze is light Qingbai with compact craq

Group of two Korean vessels. One Goryeo Dynasty terra-cotta shipwreck vase, ca. 918-1392; one Goryeo Dynasty bronze kundika water ewer, 12th-13th c. Dimensions: Ewer; height: 15 1/2 in x diameter: 5 i

Early Persian Kashan ewer, Likely 12th-13th c. AD, turquoise glaze pottery with pinched trefoil spout and handle, 8"h x 5"dia Provenance: From a Single Owner Collection of Spanish Colonial Art

12th/13th C. Song Dynasty, Framed Ma Yuan (馬遠; 1160/65-1225) Framed Chinese traditional painting on silk and calligraphy, signed, and dated. The central panel with grisaille ink painting

A SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY QINGBAI EWER AND COVER. Dimensions : 6 x 4 1/4 x 4 in. Provenance: From the collection of Fan Guang(1886-1962) was a Chinese political figure and historian, government official

Chinese Qingbai funerary urn, Song Dynasty (c. 12th c.), China, grey celadon glazed porcelain, the elongated ovoid body on round foot, encircled with applied figures and a dragon, remounted by scallop

A rare Chinese Jizhou "Leaf"-bowl, southern Song dynasty, 12th - 13th centuryBeautifully shaped dark brown-blackish Jizhou bowl. Inside decorated with a light brown leaf. Very fine craquelé. Inta

* Three Chinese Qingbai Glazed Porcelain Articles southern song-yuan dynasty, 12th-13th century comprising two bowls each having rounded walls and molded with fish decoration, one lobed covered box, t

Title: A Chinese melon shaped Cizhou jar and cover with floral design, Song Description: H 22 cm

韩国 十九世纪青绿釉花鸟瓜型把壶 Korea, Green-glazed Melon-shaped Bird and Flower Ewer with Loop Handle 18 C He

Chinese Song Dynasty, 12th-13th century; charming small circular ribbed dishes to resemble flower blossom, 3 1/2 in. Diam.Property from the collection of Robert and Nancy Hall, Baltimore, MD. Proceeds

宋 影青像生六棱瓜形壶 Song, A Yingqing Celadon Melon-Shaped Hexagonal Ewer With molded twigs of leaves on the lobe body, a loop handle and s

Covered overall in a pale blue glaze and with a metal lid possibly of Paktong. Song to Yuan dynasty. H. 21cm (8 1/4 in.)

Two 19 Century Chinese Porcelain Containers and covers, the first a melon shaped container and cover with stem finial and applied leaves, and painted in famille rose enamels with bamboo, fruit and flo

Song Dynasty (12th-13th Century) Circular, with tapered sides, the interior with a comet shaped splash, the thick glaze stopping just above the foot rim. H. 3 in., D. 7 in.

A MELON-SHAPED, WHITE-GLAZED CERAMIC JARLET China, Northern Song dynasty, 11th-12th century. The lobed body raised on a short ring foot and with a thick-lipped neck applied with two lug handles, cover

A SONG DYNASTY QINGBAI DOUBLE GOURD EWER AND COVER. Dimensions : 8 x 6 x 5 in. Provenance: From the estate of William Nelson who traveled extensively in Asia while working for the State Department in

Glazed ceramic. China, Song, approx. 12th to 13th cent. Beautiful coffee-brown glaze, powerfully designed, blossom-shaped, lobed opening. The inside with bordered circle; outside irregular glaze end;