An Excavated Likely Korean Earthenware Vessel of Silla.

DESCRIPTION: An excavated likely Korean earth-ware vessel of Silla (ancient Korean kingdom: 57 BC-935 AD). Silla is located in the present southern Korean Peninsula. The characterful blackish hard ear

Early Chinese and Korean grey earthenware vessels, Silla Dynasty and Warring States or Han Period (c. 4th-2nd c. BCE), or after, (5) pieces, 10"h x 8"w (largest), 4.25"h x 6.25"w (smallest)

A Korean earthenware jar / vessel vase, Silla era. The exterior having an incised geometric band motif at the neck and shoulders. Measures 5.5" high, 5.5" diameter. CONDITION NOTE" two minor chips to

Group Early Chinese & Korean grey earthenware, Likely Silla Dynasty and Warring States or Han Period (c. 4th-2nd c. BCE), (5) vases, 11.5"h x 4.75"w (largest), 6.5"h x 4.5"w (smallest) Provenance: Est

(5) early Chinese & Korean grey pottery vessels, Likely Silla Dynasty and Warring States or Han Period (c. 4th-2nd c. BCE), including a globular vase with conical neck raised on a pierced foot, incise

Most likely 7th-10th century. Large vessel with pierced base. Surface wear, edge flakes. 10"h. 7.5"d.

Korean’s National Treasure No.91. This is a vessel and is of a man riding on horseback. It is from a buried treasures that were excavated in 1924. Believed to be the final resting place of a 5t

(6) Chinese and Korean grey pottery vessels, Silla Dynasty and Warring States or Han Period (c. 4th-2nd c. BCE), or after, including a tripod pouring vessel, an elaborately incised decorated jar, a me

(2) Contemporary Raku earthenware vessels, Likely 20th c., unmarked, smaller: 10"h x 9.5"dia, larger: 20"h x 15"dia

Earthenware pottery storage jar, Overall dark gray and matte, smooth surface.

Korean 6th-9th Earthenware pottery storage jar. In good condition, though there are two small chips on the lip.

Korean 6th-9th Earthenware pottery storage jar

Two Korean Silla Pottery Vessels 8th-9th Century Comprising an incised, footed washer, and a jar with cover Height of largest 7 1/2 inches. C

Incised or tooled designs. Bowl, 5"h., two out of round jars with simple rims, 7", 9"h. and two jars with flared rims, one has partial dark brown rims. 8.5", 9.25"h. Varying wear and edge flakes.

Covered bowls with pierced bases and wafer finials. One has dark brown glaze on lid. All have incised lines on lids. Edge flakes. 5.5"h. 5.5"d., 5.5"h. 6"d., 6"h. 6.25"d.

Covered bowls with pierced bases. One has pierced finial. Repair. 10.25"h. The other has glazed base and incised lid. 7"h. Edge flakes.

Covered bowls with pierced bases and finials. Larger has incised lid. Some edge flakes. 5.5", 7.5"h.

Covered bowls with pierced bases. Both have incised lids, the larger has pierced finial. Edge flakes. 8.25"h., 5.75"h.

Covered bowls with pierced bases. Larger has pierced finial. Edge loss. 10"h., smaller has wafer finial and incised lid. Edge flakes. 6.5"h.

Andes region, pre 1500. The piece having nice two color body and figure holding cup in hand, possibly as a beggar. The vessel is likely an excavated example as it is glued together in several pieces.

A two-piece bronze grouping to include a pear-shaped bottle or vase, likely Korean, together with an archaic-style vessel. Vase: 12-1/4in tall x 6-1/4in wide.

Round containers with pierced bases. Some edge flakes and one has a hairline. 7.5", 8.25"h.

Small covered bowls, two with incised lines on the lids. Some repair and a few hairlines and small flakes. 3.25"h. 4.25"d. to 3.5"h. 5.25"d.

Antique Korean Silla Dynasty pottery vessel; the shallow bowl set upon a reticulated pedestal foot; the domed cover decorated with incised foliate and geometric bands encircling the moulded ring-form