A Chinese Neolithic storage vessel

A Chinese Neolithic storage vessel, c. 2500 - 2000 BC, the shoulders nicely decorated with circular net pattern with vertical and horizontal lines in dark brown and red slip. H: 6 1/4 in (15.9cm). Lig

(2) Chinese Neolithic pottery storage vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 2500 BCE - 2001 BCE), each jar decorated in banding of painted repeating geometric design, 12"h x 11.5"w (larger), 8"h

(2) Chinese Neolithic pottery storage vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 2500 BCE - 2001 BCE), each jar painted in repeating design, one example with double handles, 8.75"h x 8.5"w (larger), 7

A large Chinese Neolithic vessel, c. 3000 - 1700 BC, the body round with flattened base, flared mouth and single loop handle, the neck and shoulder with wicker-like decoration in dark brown slip. H: 9

Pair of Chinese gilt and lacquered wood covered storage vessels, each with carved birds and flowers in relief; all-over chips and scratches, losses to gilt and lacquer, cracking and splitting of wood,

Pair of Chinese gilt and lacquered wood covered storage vessels, each with carved birds and flowers in relief and lion mask handles; all-over chips and scratches, losses to gilt and lacquer, cracking

early 20th century - the first a large barrel of tapering form with central divider (28.5 x 24.5 in. diameter); the second a water bucket; the third a lidded container (9 x 13.5 in. diameter); and the

CHINESE NEOLITHIC VESSEL, H 12 1/2'': HAVING AN INTRICATE BLACK GLAZE DESIGN ON THE TOP HALF OF THE BODY AND THE INNER LIP, WITH HANDLES AT EITHER SIDE.

Shantung Province, China, Longshan Culture, ca. 2600-2000 BC. An elegant tripod ewer with mammiform legs and an upraised beak spout, rope decoration encircling the body. Oxford TL test (documentation

LARGE Chinese Neolithic Pottery Vessel With Handles. From a major Ann Arbor Michigan former gallery owner collection.

China, Neolithic / Machang Period, ca. 3000 to 2000 BCE. Large pottery vessel in a very rare double vessel form. Lower jar is your typical red and black decorated jar with twin handles, but a smaller

possibly Han dynasty, large jar of squat, ovoid form, gray ground with red and white pigment, remnants of line and swirl, tiger, and hunter on horseback decoration, 15 x 19 in. diameter [Asian Ceramic

China, Neolithic Period, ca. 3000 to 2000 BCE. A large terracotta vessel with original red and black pigment present around top shoulder of vessel, with red background and black geometric designs. Che

Majiayao Culture, 3300-2000 BC. A tall terracotta jar with flared rim and two loop handles, bands of painted ornament to the shoulders. 4.6 kg, 41cm width (16"). From the property of a London gentlema

3rd millennium B.C. With tiered piriform body, two lateral rectangular loop handles below the equator, the upper body painted with ovals filled with various geometric motifs and hatched lines within p

An ancient Chinese Neolithic Pottery vessel. This vessel is most impressive because of the size, form and painted designs, made by hand over 4500 years ago.Small rim chips and repairs to edge, appears

Height 14 inches, with geometric decoration around the top.

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HUGE ANCIENT 11 3/4" ASIAN / CHINESE NEOLITHIC POTTERY VESSEL, ORIGINAL OLD SOLID EXAMPLE WITH ORIGINAL PAINT & GREAT PATINA

Unusual terracotta pottery vessel form reportedly Chinese neolithic, however it appears to be more contemporary then that. Ex Steve Tobin collection.

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Neolithic period, ca. 3500 to 2500 BCE. An ensemble of 3 hand-built pottery vessels from Neolithic China. First is an orange ground cup with a pair of strap

2250 B.C.; each with painted designs the largest: 4 x 5 3/4 in. dia. (10.2 x 14.6 cm.), the smallest: 2 1/2 x 4 1/4 in. dia. (6.4 x 10.8 cm.) Provenance: Property from an Estate, San Rafael, Pasadena,

(3) Chinese Neolithic pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 2500 BCE - 2001 BCE), incised and slip decorated earthenware, in geometric designs, two small bulbous pots with flared rims, on

3 Chinese neolithic pottery vessels. Tallest appx 7 1/4", good condition, two with damage to rims.