Chinese celadon glaze Yue ware bowl

Chinese Yue ware bowl, of conical form, the interior having incised floral decoration suggesting peony, the whole with a light celadon glaze, tapering to a circular foot, 4"h x 11"w.

Tan glaze Yue ware bowl with 6 lobes, and dating from the Tang dynasty. Dimensions are: 3 1/4 inches tall X 7 3/4 inches wide. All measurements are approximate Condition: It is in good condition. High

Chinese crackle glaze bowl, Swatow ware. 2 1/4"t x 9"d. 2 Chinese imperial yellow glazed censors. Appx 12 1/2"h and 6 1/4"h. Chinese celadon double gourd pitcher with dragon shaped handle and fluted d

Chinese Celadon Crackle Glazed Floriform Bowl Guan ware style, having darker glaze around outer lip portion including glazed underside having (5) kiln stilt marks and non-glazed bottom rim, black on w

having a ribbed body, two applied ring handles with animal masks, flared foot, crackle glaze, intricate detail in the shape of the leaf, ending to a bloom with petals at the mouth of the vase, 10-3/4

Celadon glaze porcelain bowl in the Song Dynasty style, inscribed under foot with characters and three spur points. Overall 1.5" high x 7.25" dia. Actual age unknown.

Chinese Yue ware stoneware vessel, possibly a funerary jar, now fashioned as a table lamp, with two lights, in pale celadon glaze, with applied animals and figures, accompanied by fabric shade and car

Large Chinese Yue stoneware glazed porcelain pot, probably shipwreck porcelain, the handle moulded with a raised beast and the spout carved in chicken form, covered with a crackled celadon glaze. 11 i

Chinese Yue type porcelain vase set with dragon form handle and spout, the exterior covered in mottled and crackled celadon glaze. Approx. 8.3-8.5-6.5 inch.

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

Probably 18th C, Qing dynasty with overall Ge ware crackle glaze. Dia. 24.7 cm (9 3/4 in.)Provenance: From an old Hamilton estate. Condition report available upon request.Provenance: From an old Hamil

Provincial Ming celadon ware, one with whitish glaze, the other putty colored, the rest various shades of celadon, the largest bowl with incised lotus petals to exterior. Nine pieces total. Largest bo

Each carved to the interior centre with a circular lotus panel, surrounded with fan-shaped panels of swimming fish, applied overall with crackled celadon green glaze pooling to a deeper tone at the re

Chinese Celadon Crackle Glazed Floriform Bowl Guan ware style, having (5) lobes and darker glaze around outer lip portion including glazed underside and non-glazed bottom rim, with collector sticker r

Chinese Celadon Glazed Bowl Guan ware style hexagonal having indented side angles, crackle glaze darkening at high points and rim where glaze thins, allowing brown tones of clay body to show through,

Chinese Celadon Glazed Bowl Guan ware style, flaring hexagonal form having crackle glaze darkening at high points and rim where glaze thins, allowing brown tones of clay body to show through, unglazed

Repaired. The interior carved in low relief with undulating lotus scrolls and two characters, covered overall with a celadon green glaze. 7.6inch W, 2.4inch H.

Well potted with rounded sides resting on a tapered foot, applied overall a grayish celadon glaze save for the foot. 6.7inch W, 2.1inch H.

Well potted with rounded sides resting on a tapered foot, applied overall save for the foot with a grayish celadon glaze. 5.8inch W, 2inch H.

A PAIR OF CHINESE SONG DYNASTY DING WARE CERAMIC BOWLS, with indented rims, each interior incised beneath the celadon cream glaze with a stylised phoenix and flowerheads, each base unglazed, 6.7in dia

Chinese Guan Ware Celadon Bowl Having scalloped rim and fluted sides glazed in crackled green with a warm blush at high points where glaze thins, the brown clay thinly glazed at rim, unglazed at foot;

A Chinese Jun ware celadon glazed porcelain bowl. Yuan Dynasty. The translucent olive green glaze of possible Cizhou type, having a blue / purple swirl on the interior. Overall speckled motif. Measure

Group of three Yue type shipwreck porcelain bowls, applied with mottled celadon glaze save for the foot or interior centre. 5.8inch W, 2.1inch H (largest).

Chinese ,Southern Song Dynasty, with deep rounded sides rising from a tapered foot, the exterior molded with overlapping lotus petals, covered overall with a olive green glaze except for the footring,