Chinese glazed earthenware bowl

CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWL H 3" DIA 5.5" Mocha/Deep Brown glaze, bearing a Bluett London paper label and Christie's paper label on the underside.Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Michigan Senator

A GROUP OF SEVEN CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWLS AND BOXES, POSSIBLY SONG (960-1279) MING (1368-1644) AND QING (1644-1912) DYNASTIES, comprising a Southern Song Dynasty style white matte glaze footed

Chinese brown glazed earthenware bowl in the form of lotus flower, 2.25"x4.7"dia

A large blue and white glazed Chinese earthenware bowlheight 5 1/4in (13cm); diameter 12 1/2in (32cm)

Chinese sancai glazed small earthenware pottery bowl, Tang Dynasty. 1"H x 2 1/2"Diam.

8 Chinese Glazed Earthenware Table Articles, 3 vases, bowl, 3 ewers and pedestal Largest 11" H

Fourteen Pieces of Chinese Glazed Earthenware Porcelain, late 19th c., consisting of an oval lobed footed bowl with floral decoration, and an aqua glazed interior; four scalloped circular footed bowls

Ring footed glazed earthenware bowl with shrimp decor on interior & exterior. [6 1/8" Dia x 2 1/4" H]. Wear at rim with chip.

ASIAN: Two contemporary Chinese art pottery bowls, black glazed earthenware with dot pattern, each signed at base with calligraphy, wear consistent with age and use, largest: 2 1/4" h. x 8 1/4" diam.

Chinese Bowl Qing Dynastyoxblood-glazed earthenware with oilspot decoration 1.5 h × 4 dia in (4 × 10 cm) Provenance: Cavalier Antiques, Alexandria, VA | Collection

Two glazed Chinese bowls, comprising a Song dynasty style marbled earthenware bowl with a clear glaze, the bowl tapering to a recessed foot and having no apparent mark, h. 2.75". dia. 4.75"; and a Min

Early Chinese Cizhou ware, conical bowl, northern Song, glazed earthenware, in ivory, bowl in good condition, diameter is 7 5/8", height is 3 1/8". NOTE, this item came from a private collection of an

Two Pieces of Vintage Drip Glazed Chinese Earthenware, a covered box and a free form bowl. Covered Box Height 5.5 in. Diameter 7.5 in. Bowl Height 2.75 in. Width 6.5 in. Depth 6 in.

Group (11) Asian celadon vessels, Possibly Ming Era, China and Southeast Asia, green glazed earthenware and porcelain, including (6) bowls, (2) bottle vases, and (2) jars, some with incised decoration

Asian Blue and White Dragon Center Bowl. Together with an Chinese Quinbai pitcher, Jun ware footed bowl, demi Lune earthenware. crackle glazed small bowl and crystal pendent. Used condition, wear, wor

Possibly Sung or Ming Period or earlier. The celadon glazed bowl having a circular form tapering down into a foot. No repairs or chips, very tight hairline at interior of the bowl possibly a firing fl

Most likely Song dynasty. Earthenware with celadon or green glaze. Three dishes, 5" to 6.5"d., one footed dish, 7.25"d., one bowl with impressed flower and added brass rim covering edge flakes. 2.25"h

Comprising a 17th Century German Delft baluster form vase and a 17th/18th Century English Delft covered shaving bowl. Together with a Chinese Canton blue and white porcelain teapot. Size: Vase 9"h Pro

A two-piece grouping to include a purple- and blue-glazed bowl with six-character mark on base, together with a brown-glazed earthenware censer with foo dog finial. Censer: 8-1/4in tall x 5-1/2in wide

Lot of two pottery pieces. Tang earthenware bowl or small cup with Sancai glaze. Measures 1 1/4" x 2 1/2" Good condition with glaze flaws and small chips. Sung period small two handled celadon glazed

2 pieces of Hall China Company molded and glazed earthenware kitchenware, American, East Liverpool, Ohio, designed 1930s. Circular stacking refrigerator ware in Chinese Red with cream interior, compri

An antique Chinese white-glazed ceramic bowl with pronounced foot. Early Ming dynasty, 15th century. Collectible Oriental Asian Ceramics Earthenware And Pottery, Tableware. Dimensions: Overall size: D

possibly Tang dynasty, amber and green glazed bearded male figure in robe, with square base, 13 x 4-1/2 in. [Asian Ceramics] Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

17/18th c., the largest with rabbit to interior of bowl, 5.5”h; 10”diam. (cracked and stapled); another with a dog, 5”h, 9”diam. (cracks and staple); the third, with shield, 5&