A Collection of Ship Wreck Porcelain

9 pcs. Hatcher collection Ming Dynasty shipwreck porcelains. To 5 1/2" tall.

Chinese Pottery Jar covered with corals, shipwreck GELDERMALSEN anno 1752 From our Shipwreck Porcelain Collection, a fine crackled pottery jar, ex-Christie's, from the so-called "Nanking Cargo,&q

A fantastic Chinese "Tek-Sing Cargo" shipwreck porcelain plate with "Lotus Pattern" circa early 1800's. Diameter: 7.25 inches. Exceptional excellent condition, no repairs. Private collection, London,

A fantastic Chinese "Tek-Sing Cargo" shipwreck porcelain plate with "Magnolia Pattern" circa early 1800's. Diameter: 4 inches. Exceptional excellent condition, no repairs. Private collection, London,

Collection of sixteen antique Vietnamese Hoi An shipwreck blue and white porcelain bottle vases; each of yuhuchunping form, exhibiting repeating petal designs bordered by foliate lappets and diaper pa

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A fascinating collection of 4 pottery bowls, each presenting a minimalist yet elegant form with a ring-shaped fo

Antique Vietnamese Hoi An shipwreck blue and white porcelain vase; of yuhuchunping form, finely painted with foliage in lobed reserves, amid stylized clouds; Provenance: Private collection, Southern C

19th century AD. An olive-green glazed bowl with flared foot, brown panels to the rim and green drizzled line to the inner face. 478 grams, 16cm (6 1/4"). Private collection, North London, UK. The Tek

Antique Hoi An Hord Shipwreck 15 th to 16 th century porcelain vase. From collection sold at Butterfields Auction Co. catalog in 2000. Discovered in 1993 and 1994. Beautiful colors. Great quality and

The vase body painted with a sinuous dragon amidst clouds, the neck and foot painted with bands of lotus and leaves, set with two faux-ring handles. Approx. 15-5.25 inch.

Antique Vietnamese Hoi An shipwreck blue and white porcelain jar; of globular form, with subtly rolled lip; decorated with a band of stylized clouds set between foliate lappet borders; Provenance: Pri

**Originally Listed At $3000** Far East, China, found in the Philippines, ca. 16th century CE. This is a group of porcelain from a a Ming period Chinese shipwreck off the coast of Busuanga, Philippine

Chinese yaozhou type shipwreck porcelain bowl with deep rounded sides rising from a straight foot to a flared rim, the interior carved with lotus pattern. 6.5*2.5

The baluster body rising to a waisted neck, the exterior painted with two birds with outstretched wings among large lotus blooms borne on leafy stems, between bands of meandering lotus scrolls and upr

Chinese shipwreck porcelain vase, the glaze repolished, in milky-blue color with purple splashes. Approx. 9.5-4.5 inch.

Covered overall with black glaze with evenly spaced and well controlled rushes spots to the interior. 4.7*2.5inch. The Estate of the King Chung Kun, Hollywood, CA.

Pair of large, antique Chinese blue and white shipwreck porcelain chargers; each of densely foliate design with peonies framed by flowering lappets to the flaring rim; each with leaf mark to base; 17t

Four antique, Chinese blue and white shipwreck porcelain boxes; each of round form and similar design: flower on scrolling ground; flowering prunus; and two flowers and rockery framed by emblems; 17th

A pair of special Hoi An style blue and white hollow porcelain sculptures molded in peacock form, with spreading tails and protruding peaks. 8.2inch H, 6inch L, 4.2inch W (larger).

Four antique Chinese blue and white shipwreck porcelain dishes: pair with blossoms and loose foliage framed by lappets, leaf marks; together with Kraak ware pair showing birds and flowers, wan marks;

Of baluster form, the exterior carved with various fruits between bands of flowers and lappets, covered in crackled pale sea-green glaze. Approx. 8.6-4.4 inch.

Group of five antique Chinese blue and white shipwreck porcelain dishes; each with lotus blossoms and scrolling foliage, with brocade border at the rims; each with leaf mark to base; 17th Century; D:

Group of six small porcelain Chinese shipwreck blue and white ginger jars. Decorated with landscapes, foliate and animal motifs, and inscriptions.Height ranges from 1 3/4 in to 3 1/2 in; diameter rang

The globular body rising from a short splayed foot to a tall slender neck, the exterior painted with two cartouche of deer among meandering flower sprays, beneath bands of leaves, keyfret motif and pe