A 'LONGQUAN' 'MICE' WATER DROPPER

A 'LONGQUAN' 'MICE' WATER DROPPER H:11.8cm,W:9.0cm

Two Song/Yuan Chinese porcelain longquan glaze water droppers, 2.5in by 2.75in

Chinese Longquan celadon water dropper. Provenance: Private Montreal, Canada estate. Dimensions: 4.25 x 5 in.

A FINE 'LONGQUAN' CELADON WATERDROPPER W:7.5cm,H:8.3cm

H: 3.9 in. (9.8 cm)

A 'LONGQUAN' CELADON 'BOAT' WATERDROPPER L:20.9cm,W:8.2cm,H:12.2cm

A 'LONGQUAN' CELADON 'FISH' WATERDROPPER L:13.2cm,W:4.8cm,H:8.9cm

A 'LONGQUAN' CELADON TRIPOD WATERDROPPER W:8.2cm,H:10.5cm

Song Dynasty - Scholar Longquan (Celadon Glazed) Lotus Water DropperH: 3.3 in. (8.5 cm) L: 5.1 in. (13 cm)

H ; 3 1/4 in ( 8.26 cm ) W : 6 in. (15.24 cm )

A LONGQUAN CELADON INSCRIBED 'TORTOISE' WATERDROPPER SIZE:L:9.4cm,W:6.7cm,H:10.7cm

Chinese Longquan Celadon Porcelain Boat with a central cabin area with 2 glazed figures inside; another figure watching ahead; the front with a water dropper spout when the boat is filled with water.

Measures 15.5 cm long, 5.5 cm tall. Beautiful light blue celadon vase, probably LongQuan kiln.,Property of a private estate acquired prior to 1970

5 - Chinese Ceramics; a Yuehyao pot with 3 dragon handles and flat unglazed base, Longquan light green celadon conical bowl, Qingbai spouted water dropper, and two crackle guanyao pieces, a covered bo

Probably 19th century. Green carved waterlily with mice. 3.75"l.

Chinese White and Blue Glaze Red Porcelain Water Dropper. "JiZhen Zhai collections", Published at "Treasures of the Chinese Scholar". By Fang Jing Pei. New York in 1997. Pl 116. 8 x 5 1/2 x 6 inches (

Full title: A Chinese gilt bronze 'mythical beast' water dropper, 18th C. Description: H 8 - L 17,8 cm

A BLANC-DE-CHINE 'CRAB' WATER DROPPER 17th century Modelled as a crab resting on a large unfurled lotus leaf, a smaller lotus-leaf receptacle on its back, the spout extending from the lotus-stem foot.

Bronze water dropper. China. 19th century. Cast in the form of a winged myhtical animal. 4" long.

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

A Chinese Export Lotus Form Porcelain Water Dropper. Qing dynasty, with a 19-character inscription on the reverse of the stem 2.5" x 7.75" x 5"

Korean reticulated porcelain water dropper, Joseon Dynasty (18th/19th c.), rectangular water dropper with lion figure to interior and molded as finial, decorated in blue, white, and iron red, unmarked

This is a rare water dropper used by the Song Dynasty scholars. It was made by the Ding Kiln of Northern Song Dynasty. This is the only one reported so far.

Hetian Jade Goose-Shaped Water Dropper.