2pc Ancient Chinese Shipwreck Ceramics. Includes a Thai

5pc Early Southeast Asian Ceramic Jarlets 1.5'' to 3'' Tall. Includes a Thai Sawankhalok jar and three small Chinese Ming jarlets. The smallest piece is an Ancient Roman glass miniature. Light overall

2pc Chinese Crackle Glazed Ceramics. Includes a tall ge type crackle vase 8.25''x4.25'' and a round brush pot 5''x6''. Wax export stamp on bottom. Vase has minor glaze roughness top edge. 19th century

2pc Chinese Yixing Ceramic Teapots. Includes a light colored teapot 3.25''x7.5'' and a low calligraphy teapot 3.25''x8''. A few slight edge flakes. 20th century, Republic era.

2pc Chinese Yixing Ceramic Teapots. Includes a lobed form with foo lion lid 3.5''x6.5'' and a bulbous form 3.75''x6''. Impressed seal marks on bottom. Chip to spout and lid of larger pot. 19th century

3 Ancient Shipwerck Chinese Ceramic Pots. Including two light-colored pots from the 11th C, found off the North Coast of Java, and a small brown T'ang pot, probably 4th Century. Sizes: 1) 4'' x 5.5''

VIETNAMESE AND CHINESE SHIPWRECK CUPS & JAR Includes a Vietnamese ceramic wear bowl from the 14th-16th century, a Chinese teapot from 1725, a Chinese tea cup from 1723, and a jar from the Kang Xi era

This pair includes 2 ceramic terracotta soldier figurines, the larger figurine measures 2.5"L x 1.5"W x 7"H. They appear to be vintage in age, and unsigned.

Two (2) pieces of ancient Greek, Near Eastern and or Mesopotamian style pottery. Includes: one (1) black and brown glazed pottery gourd form pitcher vessel with single handle, narrow neck and trumpet

Group of nine ancient archaic clay and ceramic vases and urns to include six miniature vases and three glazed small vases; Roman, Egyptian, Middle Eastern, or Chinese. lengths 1 inch to 5 inches Prov

2pc Chinese Qing Boxes of Letter Paper 10.5''x6.75''. Includes an unused box of Yi Chun Tang Poetry paper signed Zhou Xiang (1871-1933) and an unused box of Rong Bao Zhai paper copying ancient poems.

Lot Persian & Asian porcelain & brass, includes a 19th Century Chinese covered dish (with old staple repair), Japanese ceramic vase, Persian copper planter, brass domed lidded Thai (?) canister & bras

Assorted Chinese Ceramics. Includes porcelain hat stand, bulbous lamp on stand, figural dish, and more. Breaks and repairs to figural dish, spider cracks and damage to footed vase. Hat stand measures

5pc Early Korean & Chinese Ceramics. Includes a white Korean porcelain bottle vase 9.5''x5'', a floral decorated bottle vase 4.5''x4.5'', and three small ding and longquan dishes 4'' to 5.25''. Large

Famous dealer J J Lally 2000 Ancient Chinese Ceramics and Tomb Sculptures , good condition!

H:44.5cm，W:38.2cm，weight：3484g

Group of 19 Chinese Yuan or Ming ceramic shipwreck bowls. Each with blue and white decoration.Height ranges from: 1 1/4 in to 3 1/2 in; diameter ranges from 3 1/4 in to 6 3/4 in.

19/20th century Diameter 7.5cm Height 7.5cmUsed to throw dice, decorated with the God of Wealth pattern on the top, interior painted Chinese characters

Standing about 5.5", this, and many lots forthcoming are from the monumental central Florida estate of a true art and antique connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiquarian truly enjoyed the

Chinese Shipwreck Ceramic Vessel, Java Sea Near Borneo, Indonesia, 17-18th C. Size: 8.5"H x 6"W x 4.25"D (15.5 x 11 x 21.5 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pic

An antique or possibly ancient ceramic vase with a brown slip glaze. China, exact date unknown. Ex Steve Tobin collection. The vase measures 6.5 inches tall.

Antique to ancient terracotta clay vessel in the form of a cone, possibly part of a tomb or memorial. Ex Steve Tobin collection. Measures 8 inches long.

This is a lot for three (3) examples of ancient chinese ceramics, presumably Sung Dynasty or related time frame. Very Thin and fragile, with white or greenish glaze. Obvious decay and erosion, burial

This is a lot for three (3) examples of ancient chinese ceramics, presumably Sung Dynasty or related time frame, likely 100's of years old. Very Thin and fragile, with white or greenish glaze. Obvious

Chinese shipwreck ceramic vase, earthenware with a brown glaze and four lug handles. There are impressed marks reading "He Dong" below the lip between the handles. A paper label from the Nat