A Ting-ware Ewer

The well potted ovoid body elegantly resting on a short flared footring and rising to a slender 'bamboo' neck with a cupped mouth, the broad shoulder mounted with a curved upright spout, the body fine

Chinese persimmon glazed ting ewer. Stoutly potted with ovoid body mounted with a double spout and a slender neck attached to a curved strap handle, the body freely incised with leafy peony scrolls, a

Of rounded ovoid body with a slightly waisted neck that rises to a flat beveled rim, the body finely incised with undulating lotus blossom with leafy tendrils, above a raised plain band around the foo

CHINESE TANG DYNASTY YUE WARE EWER H. 24.5 cm. W. 16 cm.

CHINESE YUE WARE EWER, SONG DYNASTY; H. 20 cm. W. 17 cm.

Of pear shaped body attached with a wide curved handle to the neck opposite an upright spout, applied overall in a bubble-suffused bluish lavender glaze with purple splashes to the body, the glaze thi

China, Song dynasty, Ting Ware Meiping vase, tall slender body rising from circular foot to flared shoulder and short neck with rolled mouth rim, incised with peony scrolls fitted with wood stand. Hei

Cypriot Early Bronze Age red ware ewer, 2200 -1700 BCE, Ancient Greece, red unglazed pottery, the spouted vessel with incised geometric decoration, old inventory sticker to underside on Plexiglas stan

The ovoid body with a pair loop handles on the shoulder, rising from a splayed foot to a grooved neck with a gallery mouth, the body freely incised with peony flowers above a band of upright leaves, t

DING WARE EWER, SONG DYNASTY, CHINAH27cm, W14cm,

Of elegant baluster body with broad shoulder rising to a short slender neck to a cup-shaped mouth with petal rim, the ovoid body finely incised with undulating lotus blossom tendrils, covered overall

Finely potted with conical shape, covered allover with a lustrous persimmon colored glaze, except the foot ring, 4.9 in diameter. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Piccus, Hampton,

Of spayed foot with a broad shoulder rising to a tapered neck to a gallery mouth, the body incised with peony scrolls between lappet band on the shoulder and the foot, the rim and foot with metal band

Stoutly potted with ovoid body mounted with a double spout and a slender neck attached to a curved strap handle, the body freely incised with leafy peony scrolls, applied with an opaque russet-brown g

China, ting ware molded dish, flared sides indented into six petal lobes each molded with floral sprigs encircling a buddhist lion within classic scroll borders, warm ivory glaze throughout. Diameter

Well potted with gently rounded conical sides rising from a short circular foot, covered overall with a lustrous purplish-black glaze transmuting to russet brown beneath the rim, the rim left unglazed

A YaoZhou Ware Ewer, having baluster shape, and flared rim on a raised footed ring. The elongated s-shape handle curves graciously to the central bulbous body. The exterior is molded with floral motif

With an exterior of moss with a frog on the lid, lizard handle and beetles, with a matching saucer, marked on base. 11.5 x 8 x 8 in. 11.5 8 8 Excellent

Chinese Ting Ware Plate. Having a lotus flower motif in center, scroll lines on rim, ivory tone glaze and a personal label on the underside.Diameter: 8.25 inches

Chinese molded ting ware dish, finely potted with shallow curved sides rising gently from the short neatly cut foot ring, the interior crisply molded in relief with two deer amidst floral scrolls and

The flaring conical sides rising from a straight foot to a flared rim, applied overall with an opaque russet-brown glaze, the transmuting on the interior and exterior thinning to reveal a lustrous bla

Finely potted ovoid body decorated with three ox heads on the shoulder, tapering to a tall neck carved with upright lappets terminating in a jar-shape mouth molded with three frog form florets, the bo

A Chinese Ting-ware Dragon Plate D 8 3/4" H 1 3/4" (22.5 cm x 4.5 cm) Wang Zhan Yuan (1861-1934) was a Chinese military general and a Lieutenant General of the Republic of China. He graduated from the

Finely potted with rounded conical sides rising from a short spreading foot to a plain band at the rim, freely carved to the interior with two swimming fishes amid waves, applied overall with an even