China, White Glaze Bowl

The glaze formation of the bowl is crystal like , which is like white snow. Thin fetal bowl nearly free, it is thin as paper.There are pattern curved on the outer surface of the bowl.

China, Ming Dynasty, blue and white glaze bowl, with ocean life motifs in red and green hues, including lotus and Koi fish, with blue ring detail, Jia Jing mark on base. Width 8 1/8 in., Height 4 in.

An exquisite blue and white underglaze red dragon and phoenix pattern bowl, Ming Dynasty, China, Xuande six-character mark, Size: 8cmx18.2cmx8.4cm ????????????

唐代白釉邢窯抽筋蓮花小碗 China, Tang　Dynasty, A Xing kiln (ware) white glaze 'lotus' porcelain bowl.Dimension: height: 2.

Partial tableware, decorative tabletop Accessories, three bowls, four plates, four cups four saucers, some chips, two bowls have cracks in glaze, bowl diameter 6.5 inches

China, Yuan dynasty, Ruyao Bowl, plain white glaze with thin network of ice crackles throughout and appropriate aging throughout. Diameter 9 in.

A white glaze footed bowl decorated in a chinoiserie design in colorful enamels. Foch's Genuine Stone China coat of arms stamped on the underside. Issued: 19th century Dimensions: 10.25"L x 8.25"W x 5

Ding Kiln White Glaze Conical Tea Bowl of Song Dynasty W: 6" IN. (15.2CM)

Porcelain with white glaze China, Song/Jin dynasty (11th-12th century) Thin-walled bowl on flat foot rim Elaborately molded decoration on the inside Scrolls with peonies underneath a leiwen border Sty

China, two antique bowls in white speckled glaze on high footed bases with incised borders. Width 4 1/4 in., Height 1 3/4 in. Provenance: Private collection of Norio Azuma, Manhattan, NY

China, Five Dynasty, Xingyao white bowl, with a matte glaze finish, with rimmed lip and tapering sides to footed base. Length 8 1/4 in., Height 2 1/2 in.

China, Song Period, Ying Qing ware bowl, with a white glaze, petal lappets across the exterior, and a high shine surface. Diameter 6 5/8 in.

The bowl is made of white glaze, there are delicate patterns on the surface of the bowl, which is exquisite and elegant. There are “Da Qing Yong Zhen Nian Zhi†marks on the base. D： 5.7

Stoneware bowl. China. 19th cent or earlier. K'o Yao type. Lobated form with a bowstring mark at the waste. Thick gray white glaze with a pronounced crackle. Spur marks on the base. 4-3/4" d. x 2-1/2"

China, Song dynasty, Ding Yao Bowl, deep potted dish with slightly uneven rim, solid white glaze throughout with floral etched design in center and mark on base. Width 7 1/2 in., Height 1/1/2 in.

China, antique Ding Yao bowl, green rim with patina, white interior with incised floral interlocking decroration, plain exterior in white glaze. Diameter 8 3/8 in.

China, Yuan dynasty, white glazed bowl, high, steep sides tapering to high footed base, crisp white glaze throughout with faint incised decoration through interior. Height 7 3/4 in., Width 3 in.

China, Song dynasty, Ding Yao Bowl, deep potted dish with slightly uneven rim, solid white glaze throughout with floral etched design in center and mark on base. Width 7 1/2 in., Height 1/1/2 in.

China, pair of blue glazed bowls, each on a raised base, with slightly flared rim, and interior white glaze, mark on base. Height 2 in., Width 4 5/8 in.

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A graceful collection of 7 pottery bowls, all adorned with blue-painted decoration of abstract and floral designs atop a lustrous white glaze. Each

China, antique copper red bowl, on a raised base, with a white ground glaze decorated with a floral and plant life design in red on interior and exterior, key fret pattern on the base and rim, with mi

China, antique Famille Rose bowl, on a raised base, with a white ground glaze, overlaid with brightly hued design of butterflies and flowers, Chenghua mark. Width 6 1/2 in., Height 2 1/2 in.

China, Yazhou celadon bowl, the deep bowl rising to a notched foliate rim, the interior incised with floral sprigs, covered overall with a thick layer of pale white celadon glaze, except the foot pad.

Relief branching cherry blossoms in bronze glaze on crackled white glazed ground, unmarked, 10" diameter x 2 3/4" high. Brought back from China by Nurse Miller who worked for the Western China Mission