A White Glaze Bowl. Song Dynasty.

CHINESE ANTIQUE WHITE GLAZE BOWL - SONG DYNASTY. 14 CM WIDE. PROVENANCE - BETHESDA MD ESTATE

Antique Chinese white crackle glaze bowl Song dynasty---White round bowl w/ orange crackle & damage---Height: 3 3/8 in Width: 7 1/4 in. Depth: 7 1/4 in.----Lot Weight: 1.2 lb--

CHINESE PORCELAIN OF WHITE GLAZE HANDLE BOWL SONG DYNASTY. Diam. 12.5cm. Shipping cost $30 to US 48 states and $100 for oversea International delivery. Local pickup at our office available but need pa

Two celadon bowls and one white glaze bowls, Song or Ming Dynasty, one with minor repair to rim, 6", 5 7/8", 5 3/8" diameter

Ding Kiln White Glaze Conical Tea Bowl of Song Dynasty W: 6" IN. (15.2CM)

Carved with floral patterns, dating back to Song Dynasty, this white glaze bowl is supported with a floral wood stand (960-1279). D:9 in

Chinese Ding Yao Bowl, Song Dynasty (960-1279), the porcelain footed bowl with flared sides, covered with an ivory-white glaze, the interior featuring an incised floral scroll decoration, with an ungl

宋代磁洲窑黑釉白唇口碗 Song Dynasty Cizhou Kiln Black Glaze White Top Side Bowl; Dimension: height:2",D;4.5".

Earthenware bowl, hand potted with small foot, having a white and faint blueish glaze, the interior incised with two ducks swimming, unglazed rim. 2.5 x 6.75 in. Condition: very nice.

China, Song dynasty, Ding Yao Bowl, deep potted dish with slightly uneven rim, solid white glaze throughout with floral etched design in center and mark on base. Width 7 1/2 in., Height 1/1/2 in.

China, Song dynasty, Ding Yao Bowl, deep potted dish with slightly uneven rim, solid white glaze throughout with floral etched design in center and mark on base. Width 7 1/2 in., Height 1/1/2 in.

Song Dynasty Ding kiln white glaze engraving and gold crane pattern large bowl with mouth

Small bowls with warm white paste, white glaze, four with floral designs in low relief beneath the glaze, two with linear decoration. Varying degrees of fineness and density to paste. Unglazed rims an

(lot of 2) Chinese ivory white glazed flaring bowls, Song dynasty; the first, a shallow bowl with lines radiating from the well, with a metal rim and a small foot; the second, having an unglazed notch

TWO CHINESE CIZHOU TEA BOWLS, SONG DYNASTY (960-1279) ONE DATED 964. Each with black and brown glaze with white glazed rims. One bowl with painted characters to the unglazed body, 'Wang' character to

(lot of 2) Chinese ivory white glazed flaring bowls, Song dynasty, the first, a shallow bowl with lines radiating from the well, with metal rim and a small foot; the second, having an unglazed notched

The smaller one of creamy white tone, possibly Dingyao, rim and foot ring unglazed; larger bowl with celadon-beige glaze overall except foot ring, incised motifs to the interior. (Dia: 6 7/8 in. (larg

Three Chinese 'Jian' bowls, Song Dynasty, one with hare's fur glaze, the two others with mottled brown glazes, one of 'tortoiseshell' type, between 11.5cm and 12.5cm diameter and a Qingbai-type white

A GROUP OF SEVEN CHINESE GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWLS AND BOXES, POSSIBLY SONG (960-1279) MING (1368-1644) AND QING (1644-1912) DYNASTIES, comprising a Southern Song Dynasty style white matte glaze footed

Porcelain with white glaze China, Song/Jin dynasty (11th-12th century) Thin-walled bowl on flat foot rim Elaborately molded decoration on the inside Scrolls with peonies underneath a leiwen border Sty

Two Chinese Song Dynasty glazed ceramic bowls, the smaller with a creamy white tone, possibly Dingyao, and unglazed rim and foot; the larger bowl with a celadon beige glaze overall except the foot rin

Shallow, gently flared bowl with delicate blue tinged Qingbai glaze over dense, smooth white paste, visible at unglazed rim and foot. Minor nibbles to rim. Approx. 6 3/4" diameter, 1 1/2" height.

Possibly Chinese Song dynasty. Shades of white, green and celadon glaze with underglaze impressed designs. Three floral, 4.5", 6.35", 8"d. one possibly a bird, 6"d. and one with children, 2"h. 5"d.

4 Chinese Song Dynasty white ware Porcelain Low Bowls: one with an impressed Dragon & Clouds, possibly Dingyao with the base glaze over the foot rim and probably fired upside down, another with unglaz