Asian Archaic Chinese Yue Glazed Stoneware Vessel

Five Dynasties, 907-960 A.D.; ovoid form water/wine vessel, 11 in. H.Purchased from Robert McPherson, London, England. Property from the collection of Robert and Nancy Hall, Baltimore, MD. Proceeds be

Lot 67 Chinese Yue Glazed Pottery Owl Form Vessel (Han Dynasty) the stoneware vessel and cover partially covered in the olive color glaze, the head and body with incised feathers and other details h

Lot 130 Chinese Yue Glazed Ceramic Owl Form Vessel (Han Dynasty) lidded jar in the shape of an owl, the red stoneware body partially covered in olive green glaze, and with incised feathers and other

20th century, including two Chinese glazed stoneware jars (the larger 19.5 in., the smaller 8.5 in.); a pair of hammered brass jardinieres with ring handles; and one larger matching jardiniere (the la

Chinese Tea Dust Glazed Ceramic Floor Vase, of globular form, circa 19th century. 15" H x 13" Diameter. Keywords: Asian art, Pottery, Stoneware, Vessel, Matte green

Glossy glazed Chinese Centerpiece vase, reads Made in China on verso. Heavily decorated with Chinese characters in cobalt blue and depicts an Asian man sitting under a tree holding a drinking vessel.

Tang Dynasty, 618-906 A.D.; painted and partially glazed standing female figure with fashionable hair style, remnants of paint on face and hair, 10 in. H.Purchased from Stockspring Antiques, London, E

(7) antique Asian glazed stoneware vessels, 17th c. and later, mostly Southeast Asian, brown and black glazed stoneware, various designs, 6.75"h x 6"dia (largest), 2.75"h x 4"dia (smallest) Provenance

Group of three Asian glazed stoneware vessels, including: ewer and pouring vessel, both of high shouldered form; together with a tapered vase; H: 12" (tallest)

Chinese Yue ware stoneware vessel, possibly a funerary jar, now fashioned as a table lamp, with two lights, in pale celadon glaze, with applied animals and figures, accompanied by fabric shade and car

A CHINESE GLAZED STONEWARE POURING VESSEL IN THE FORM OF A TOAD, LATE 19TH CENTURY, the bronze colored glazed pouring vessel in the form of a crouching toad, with six circular "scales" with impressed

Two Chinese Yue celadon-glazed stoneware jars and a bowl 越窑青釉罐两件及一小碗 Jin dynasty to Tang dynasty 晋至唐 T

Large Chinese Yue stoneware glazed porcelain pot, probably shipwreck porcelain, the handle moulded with a raised beast and the spout carved in chicken form, covered with a crackled celadon glaze. 11 i

An antique Chinese, Western Jin period (266–420), Hunping funerary vessel or Soul Jar made of glazed stoneware. The smooth oval body is decorated with low-relief designs on the surface, juxtapo

2 Chinese stoneware glazed vessels; 1 having applied flowers; tall 8" x 20.5"; smaller one 6.5" x 14"

Signed Asian / Chinese Painted Glazed Ceramic vase / vessel. Painted imagery is abstract in shapes, with colorful patches, gold embellishments, and subtle white line drawn flowers. Underside of vase i

A Chinese Archaic Style Stoneware Storage Vessel. H: 15 D: 16 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

Chinese tall glazed Yue stoneware vase, the baluster body rising from a short foot to a waisted neck with flared rim. 11.5 inch H; 6 inch W.

A CHINESE ARCHAIC GREEN GLAZED POTTERY BURIAL VESSEL. Of rectangular box form with embossed designs and three shallow receptacles under an emerald green glaze. Height 10.5 inches (26.5 cm). SHIPPING

Large Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty Henan-type, black glazed stoneware vessel; the wide slightly tapered cylindrical form with broad, rounded shoulder, a small waisted neck, and flaring mouth edged in iron

Five Antique Glazed Stoneware VasesFive small and antique Chinese and Southeast Asian glazed stoneware vases: moonflask form with moulded plum blossoms and character; ovoid form with ribbing along bod

One shelf of Asian ceramics including Chinese teapot, celadon vase, green glazed stoneware ginger jar, and a Japanese crackle glaze covered jar, the tallest 10"h

Chinese. Rising from a short flaring foot, the compressed globular body with high shoulders surmounted by a short waisted neck and a flat everted rim, the brownish body covered in a white glaze tinged

Han Dynasty, 206 - 221 A.D.; small partially glazed structure with pagoda roof, 5 1/4 in. H., 5 in. H., 5 in. D.Hong Kong Art Craft Merchant's Associated Limited certificate #702125 from March 15,1993