A Chinese Ming Dynasty celadon glazed bowl with hand

Chinese Ming Dynasty Celadon Glazed Bowl._x000D_ 5 3/4 in. X 2 in.

Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty period celadon glazed pottery bowl having incised underglazed floral designs. Measures approx. 1 1/2" height x 5 7/8" diameter (3.8cm x 14.9cm). Provenance: Professor Wu J

Chinese Song/Ming Dynasty celadon crackle-glazed bowl; of wide footed form, with a slightly rolled rim; showing a gray-green glaze and fine network of lines; Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate; D:

Ming Dynasty Celadon Crackle Glaze BowlChinese Ming Dynasty celadon crackle glazed pottery bowl; of shallow form with somewhat flattened and rolled rim; D: 9 1/2"; Provenance: purchased from I.M. Chai

Chinese Celadon Glazed Bowl Ming Dynasty Emperor 6.5" Diameter 2" Tall In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Yuan Dynasty, ca. 1279 to 1368 CE. A fine set of 2 hand-built pottery bowls covered in soft celadon green glaze. The first bowl bears a shallow form wit

An antique Chinese, Ming Dynasty, ceramic bowl. The exterior of the bowl is adorned with hand enameled cobalt blue scrolling motifs, raised on a low pedestal. The interior is covered with cobalt blue

This piece is covered with flowers on the outside and the inside is depicts a story. Height 6 in, Diameter 12.8 in

This piece is covered with flowers on the outside and the inside is depicts a story. Height 15cm, Diameter 32cm.

This piece is covered with flowers on the outside and the inside is depicts a story. H:15cm, D:32.8cm.

Lot of 2 antique Chinese celadon glazed pottery bowls. Qing dyansty? Ming dynasty? or earlier. No apparent marks. Largest measures approx. 3 1/4" height x 7 3/8" diameter. Shows wear indicative with a

Lot of 2 antique Chinese celadon glazed pottery bowls. Qing Dynasty? Ming Dynasty? or earlier. Largest measures approx. just over 2 3/4" height x 9 1/8" diameter. Each shows crazing. Each shows wear i

BEFORE THE MING DYNASTY, AN OFFICIAL CELADON GLAZED SQUARE BOWL H. 11 cm. L. 26 cm.

(lot of 2) Chinese celadon glazed ceramic bowls, Ming dynasty, including a tradeware bowl incised with scrolls to the interior and floral petals encricling the base; together with a conical bowl with

TWO CHINESE CELADON GLAZED POTTERY BOWLS, YUAN / MING DYNASTY. Each heavily potted to include a bracket lobed bowl with rounded ribbed sides, decorated to the interior with a lotus motif; Together wit

Antique Chinese celadon green glazed pottery bowl. Has incised lotus leaf design to exterior. Qing dynasty, possibly Ming? Measures approx. 2" height x 4 3/4" diameter. Shows crazing and some hairline

possibly late Ming dynasty, shallow incised line decoration, 3-1/2 x 10-3/4 in. diameter Provenance: Private Collection, Hilton Head, South Carolina

A Chinese Antique Longquan Celadon Glazed Porcelain Bowl: Of Ming Dynasty; Size: D: 5" (12.7cm)

Comprising of a celadon glazed bowl, a circular ge-type dish, a tea-dust glaze dish with two small ware inside, a six faced ware and a small white glazed ware. Yuan/Ming Dynasty period. Highest Height

* A Chinese Longquan Celadon Glazed Porcelain Warming Bowl ming dynasty, 16th/17th century having rounded, tapering walls, the underside burnt orange with a central aperture. Diameter 8 1/4 inches. Es

Yuan/Ming dynasty well potted with a deep, rounded bowl rising from a ribbed cylindrical standard and a slightly spreading foot, the interior with faintly impressed foliate decoration within a medalli

An antique Sawankhalok pottery celadon / light green glazed bowl. Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Fluted motif to the exterior. Measures 5.25" diameter, 3.25" high. Retains authenticity registration label,

An antique Chinese Ming Dynasty set of three glazed terracotta bowls. Each bowl is adorned with a curved handle. The bowls are covered with glaze in a celadon shade. Unmarked. Circa 16th century AD. A

An antique Chinese, Ming Dynasty, ceramic bowl. The exterior and the interior of the bowl are covered with enamel in a celadon shade. Circa: 18th century. Probably marked with an impressed stamp, on t