A Possibly Korean Stem Bowl

Asian, possibly Korean celadon bowl with impressed inscription to the center, crackle glaze. Marked to the bottom. Measures approximately 1" high, and 5-1/2" in diameter.

Korean ceramic brown glazed stem bowl with geometric designs to interior and exterior; overall good condition, minor surface wear, minor chips to neck and foot rim, minor losses to glaze, firing flaws

Korean clay stem covered bowl, 6.9"Hx6.85"dia

Three Asian glazed ceramic tablewaresComprising a large bowl, possibly Vietnamese, a small dish on stand, probably Chinese and a vase, possibly Korean.the large bowl height 3 1/4in (8cm); diameter 14

A Great Lakes pipe bowl and stem Possibly Ho-Chunk (Winnebago), the green painted stem with a carved knop about two thirds of the way down, the oversized catlinite bowl with diagonal ribbing at the en

DESCRIPTION: A Possibly Verlys, frosted crystal stem bowl. Features a frosted base, supporting the scalloped bowl along the top, garnished with cut, winding, floral motifs and vines. Not marked. CIRCA

KOREAN STONEWARE BOWLPossibly Silla DynastyIn squat ovoid form, with incised circle and dot decoration.Height 2.5”. Diameter 5”.

Group of Korean Ceramic Bowls,possibly 11-13th C., with possible 14th C. chrysanthemum patterned celadon bowl and a small deep bowl with offering stand(11 Pcs) (JTIS2133/11){MM} Property Title / Biogr

A grouping of three Korean celadon bowls, possibly Koryo and Korai periods. Largest: 3-1/2in tall x 8-1/4in diameter.

A Very Rare Large French Majolica Ladle c.1880 possibly Sarreguemines. The brown glazed stem and bowl profusely decorated with entwined tendrils and leaves, the stem with an acanthus terminal, the bow

Possibly Russian. Total approx. weight is 475.6 grams (gross). From an E 72nd St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: bowl measures approx. 7" w x 5.5" d x 3" h. - Dimensions: `

Possibly Yongzheng Period (1723-1735) With steep rounded sides rising to a flared rim, supported on a hollow splayed foot, the exterior precisely applied with thick copper-red splashes with a vibrant

Chinese copper-red glazed stem bowl, Qianlong six-character mark in underglaze blue and possibly of the period, diameter 6.625".

Comprising: a blue and white bowl with central flower decoration, a stem bowl, a dish and a white bowl.  Dimensions: Diameters range from 5 1/4" to 9", heights from 1 1/2" to

Five Korean Ceramics Comprising a large globular vase, two lidded stem bowls, and two celadon glazed bowls. {Tallest: 14 inches (35.5 cm)} [Vase restored, various losses]

Five Korean Ceramics Comprising a large globular vase, two lidded stem bowls, and two celadon glazed bowls. {Tallest: 14 inches (35.5 cm)} [Vase restored, various losses]

10 Gentleman's Vintage Accessories, 4 Pipes, 1 burl bowl with sterling band marked M M Importing Co / Made in England possibly with replacement stem, 1 small pipe with burl bowl and part stem, 1 large

19th Century Chinese or Burmese Silver Opium Pipe with Ornate Clay Bowl Decorated Silver Pipe Stem Clay Unglazed Possibly Thailand 14.5" L x 1.5" W approx Tip Mouthpiece removable Slight Chip to the B

Likely Stourbridge, possibly Thomas Webb & Sons. Late 19th or Early 20th Century. Cut Glass "Rock Crystal" Tableware including 36 matching pieces: 12 stem bowls, 12 finger bowls, and 12 under plates.

Mid 19th century. Possibly Pittsburgh. Blown bowl, hollow baluster stem and foot with ribbedrim. Broken pontil. 10"h.

A Korean Glazed Stoneware Tea Bowl. Possibly Song Dynasty 1.75" x 4.5"

American, early-mid 20th century. Thirteen pieces of stemware with etched crystal bowls, green foot and collar and twisted and tapered stem. Possibly Fostoria. 6.75" to 9" high. (DR20)

Nineteen piece lot with ten stems and nine finger bowls, each with heavy gold designs, possibly Baccarat. stems: ht. 6 1/2in.

(4) Korean chawan tea bowls, Joseon Dynasty, Includes Punch'ong style bowl, 15th c.; 2 Goshon-Hansu style bowls, one with notched foot, possibly 17th/18th c.; and shallower Soba bowl, 18th/19th c., wi