A Chinese Ge-Type Narcissus Planter.

A Chinese Ge-Type Narcissus Planter. Raised on four feet, unmarked 3.25" x 5.25" x 4"

China, Ge-type narcissus planter, trefoil shape with lobed body supported on four ruyi shaped legs, thick mushroom colored glaze suffused with crackles, thinning around edge of everted mouth showing d

Of heavy and rectangular form, decorated with a fine network of crackle glaze, early 20th century, in overall very good condition with minor glaze wear, private Lower Manhattan collection, 14 3/4" wid

W:23cm

Chinese Ge-type hu form arrow vase, suffused with a network of dark and gilt crackles, the neck with raised bands flanked by tubular handles, the body raised on a tall foot with apertures, 6.125"h; Pr

Chinese Ge-type arrow vase, the flattened hu form with a pair of tubular handles flanking a neck decorated with two raised bands, the tall splayed foot with two apertures, overall suffused with a netw

Chinese Ge-type pear shaped vase, the long neck splays toward the low slung pear form body, raised on a low foot, with networks of dark and gilt crackles on a beige ground, with wood stand, vase: 6.25

Chinese Ge-type mallow form brush washer, the foliate form body with six petals, overall of a light brown glaze suffused with black iron crackles along with a finer network of gilt crackles, 3.25"w

Chinese Ge-type mallow form brush washer, overall in a thick and lustrous pale ivory glaze suffused with a matrix of dark grey and golden crackles, six spur marks on base, 5"w

Chinese Ge-type small bowl, of conical form raised on a small foot ring, overall with networks of dark and gilt crackles, with stand, 4"w; Provenance: property from a private estate, by descent. Forme

Thick potted, Squared body, with circle opening mouth and base, raised on shallow foot. Essentially tubes with a square cross-section and a circular hole, having corners in form of a traditional hair

Chinese Ge-type ceramic bottle vase, with a pear shaped body and a cylindrical neck, suffused with a network of large dark crackles and mottled by finer gilt colored crackles, 6"h; Provenance: propert

Chinese Ge-Type Quatre-Foil Brushwasher. Of quatre-lobed form with indented sloping corners and petal rim, covered all over in a creamy glaze suffused with dark-iron crackles joined with finer golden

Chinese Ge-Type Censer, D: 5 1/2 in

China, planter, deep sides formed into four lobes with notched everted rim, covered inside and out with rich opaque glaze, supported on four ruyi shaped legs. Height 3 1/4 in., Diameter 6 in. Provenan

China, Ge-Type water coup, rectangular body with beaded rim and raised bands, thick and smooth ivory colored glaze suffused with network of crackles. Width 2 3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Gustav Ficsh

China, Ge-Type brushwasher, square shape form with eight petals around sides, applied with rich ivory glaze suffused with dense network of iron and golden brown crackles. Width 5 in. Provenance: Estat

A Chinese ge-type double lozenge vase,18/19th C. H.: 31,5 cm - The base: 21 x 12 cm

Chinese Ge-type ceramic brush washer, with a notched rim above a compressed circular body, overall coated with a cream colored glaze having networks of dark and gilt colored crackles, the recessed bas

A Chinese Ge-type censer, of compressed globular shape and surmounted with pair of semicircle shaped handles, together with a wood box ,size: 3.5"h. Provenance: Property of Kobijutsu KenShuDo, Janpane

Chinese Ge-type ceramic water dropper, in the shape of a peach with the branch forming the spout and the other end having an opening near the leaf, the cream colored body with networks of dark and lig

Chinese Ge-Type Cylindrical Tripod Censer. Of cylindrical body, decorated with bowstring bands and set on three cabriole legs, covered overall in an ash-gray glaze suffused with a dense network of dar

Chinese Ge-type crackle glazed cup stand, with a receptacle encircled by with a wide rim, raised on a splayed foot, 5.5"w

CHENGHUA GE TYPE GLAZED JAR WITH LID , MING DYNASTY, CHINA, 15TH CENTURY H. 14 cm. This piece comes from the collection of Lower Merion in Philadelphia. The collector has been one of the top ten urolo