Guan-Type Lungchuan Celadon Dish

Finely potted with rounded sides rising from a short-tapered foot to a broad everted rim, covered overall with a rich even olive-green glaze suffused with dark russet crackles, the base with a unglaze

Finely potted with rounded sides rising from a short-tapered foot to a broad everted rim, covered overall with a rich even olive-green glaze suffused with dark russet crackles, the base with a unglaze

Of octagonal form with slightly flared sides indented to eight lobed petals, each lobe divided by a notched facet to the rim, covered overall with a light celadon translucent glaze with delicate golde

Of curved sides divided into eight petal lobes, covered overall with a lustrous bluish celadon glaze suffused with a network of fine golden crackles, the glaze thinning at the rim revealing the dark b

Finely potted in the form of an archaic zhong, of square section supported on a short waisted footring, rising to a flat shoulder and a broad tapering short neck, each corner carved with eight raised

Of flaring fluted sides suggesting a chrysanthemum flower, covered overall with a lustrous sea-green glaze suffused with dense golden crackles, the glaze thinning to russet color around the rim, 6.2 i

Of flaring fluted sides suggesting a chrysanthemum flower, covered overall with a lustrous sea-green glaze suffused with dense golden crackles, the glaze thinning to russet color around the rim, 6.2 i

The gently curved sides supported on a recessed base with five spur marks, covered with a even sea-green glaze, 9.6 inches diameter. Provenance: formerly from the collection of Spencer Weinberg, UK, a

Of gently curved sides with an indented rim, the interior molded with a horned writhing dragon, covered overall with an opaque olive-green glaze, base with spur marks, 12.3 inch diameter. Provenance:

Of gently curved sides with an indented rim, the interior molded with a horned writhing dragon, covered overall with an opaque olive-green glaze, base with spur marks, 12.3 inch diameter. Provenance:

Of gently rounded sides rising to a slightly flared petal-lobed rim, the cavetto indented with raised radiating lines demarcating petals, covered overall with a mottled pale sea-green glaze suffu

A CHINESE MING DYNASTY CELADON CIRCULAR DISH together with a Qing dynasty guan type bowl. Largest 14 cm diameter. (2)

The compressed globular body with dual raised bands, the short neck set with a pair loop handles below a flared rim, covered allover with a glossy bluish celadon glaze suffused with dense golden crack

The rounded cup with flared rim resting on top of a tall pedestal pierced with star and moon centered inside a deep circular dish surmounted on a recessed foot, covered overall with a finely crackled

Of ovoid body indented into six lobes to a short neck with a matching foliate rim, covered overall with a bluish celadon glaze suffused with fine delicate golden hued crackles, the glaze thinning to d

Of pear shape Quatre-lobed body rising from a recessed splayed foot to a flaring rim flanked by a pair tubular handles, covered allover with a bluish celadon glaze suffused with golden russet crackles

Elegantly potted, the wide flaring sides rising from a base resting on a gently tapered foot, sweeping up to an everted rim, the body unctuously enveloped in a thick lustrous bluish-celadon glaze, the

Late 18th / Early 19th Century With tall neck and a lobed globular body covered allover in a pale celadon crackle glaze which stops neatly above the deep-brown washed foot rim. The glazed base with Yo

Peach Bloom Glaze Guan Type Dish Diam.20.5cm, Height:4.5cm Provenance: From Eva Spicer (1898—1974) private collection in London.

Chinese Song style guan type celadon glazed porcelain brush waster H: 5cm Dia: 20.5cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in t

Dimension: 11.4 x 3.3 inches, 29 x 8.5cm.

A Small Chinese Guan-Type Celadon Brush Washer, Southern Song Dynasty 1-1/4 x 3-5/8 inches (3.2 x 9.2 cm) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

A Chinese Song style guan type celadon glazed porcelain plate H: 4.5cm Dia: 17cm Provenance: Property from the private Jian family collection. Chengrong Jian (1856-1936), a tobacco merchants in the Ji

H5cm, D19.5cm. Currency: Price In Usd