Longquan Hu-form Jar with Peony Scroll, early Ming

A Longquan Celadon Glazed Jar The heavily potted jar is carved with a wide band of peony scroll above a band of upright petals, and is covered inside and out with a glaze of olive-green color that als

元明龍泉窯荷葉蓋罐 A CHINESE LONGQUAN CELADON JAR AND COVER: YUAN/EARLY MING DYNASTY, 14TH/15TH CENTURY, well potted and of globular form, the cov

元明龍泉窯荷葉蓋罐A CHINESE LONGQUAN CELADON JAR AND COVER: YUAN/EARLY MING DYNASTY, 14TH/15TH CENTURY, well potted and of globular form, the cove

Large Longquan celadon jar from the early Ming dynasty. Jar is molded with foliate patterns around the body. Dimensions are 8 inches tall X 10 1/4 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. High

Rare and iconic proto-porcelain Hu-form jar with incised design. Height 190mm, 7-1/2"inch. 1st BC.

CHINESE MING / HAN HU FORM STONEWARE JARS, LOT OF TWO, both having ovoid form, two loop handles on shoulders, high neck and flared rim, one with a celadon glaze and one with a dry surface and heavy th

Dimensions: 14-1/2" H x 14-3/8" Diam. Chinese Ming Dynasty period blue and white phoenix peony jar. Thick potted in a globular body, sturdy porcelain jar with robust shoulder region curving into a hea

19th/20th Century, of archaic Hu form with double handles and a champleve enamel band of lotus and and peony scroll, h. 9-1/2 in.

Exceptional and beautiful underglaze copper red with peony and lotus scroll design. A collector item.

Large Chinese blue and white jar, having a short neck with a geometric band above a shouldered body decorated with a band of phoenixes and peony scroll, flanked by Ming style dragon handles, above a b

Large Chinese blue and white jar, having a short neck with a geometric band above a shouldered body decorated with a band of phoenixes and peony scroll, flanked by Ming style dragon handles, above a b

Chinese Ming style blue and white dragon charger, the interior centering a five clawed writhing dragon amidst auspicious cloud forms, framed by a peony scroll band, and having a petal form barbed rim

Chinese Ming style blue and white dragon charger, the interior centering a five clawed writhing dragon amidst auspicious cloud forms, framed by a peony scroll band, and having a petal form barbed rim

Extremely rare, Chinese early Ming Dynasty Imperial blue and white, 15th Century porcelain jar; of well potted form: the cover and body with design of three-clawed dragons, all against a leafy melon b

Chinese Ming style blue and white ewer, having a cylinder neck with peony scroll above a shouldered form decorated with lappet and floral meander bands, and reserves of lotus and peony scroll, the who

Ming Dynasty Style Double Handle Jar, early 20th c., with bird form handles, archaic motif cloisonne enamel decoration, 14 1/4" high, 9 3/4" x 8". Enamel losses.

The elegantly proportioned pear-shaped body rising from a slightly splayed foot, the body boldly carved with large peony sprays borne on an undulated stem also issuing furled leaves, above a broad lot

Chinese Early Ming Dynasty Period, Hongwu a molded dragon reliefs Longquan kiln celadon glazed porcelain charger. The Porcelain potted in shallow vessel form, with broad wide central interior, rounded

Chinese Ming style blue on yellow ground jar, having a short neck above a lappet band, the body decorated with the Eight Buddhist Symbols and peony scroll, and the whole tapering to a second lappet ba

Chinese Ming style blue on yellow ground jar, having a short neck above a lappet band, the body decorated with the Eight Buddhist Symbols and peony scroll, and the whole tapering to a second lappet ba

Ming Dynasty, probably Jiajing-Wanli period, decorated with a central band showing a sinuous winged dragon in flight above waves enclosed by a peony scroll below and a latticed band with floral reserv

Longquan kiln carved Zhuge bowl from Late-Yuan to early-Ming DynastyStraight mouth, double walls with shallow abdomen, the Longquan Kiln has a whole at the bottom. The exterior carved with peony spray

Chinese longquan celadon porcelain yuhuchunping vases in the early Ming manner, the pear-shaped bodies carved with lotus flowers and foliage, having applied stylized fish-form hanging ring handles, no

Chinese Ming style blue and iron-red peacock feather vase, having a pierced lid (meant to hold feathers) and flora form rim above a trumpet neck with plantain and peony scroll bands, the body decorate