BROWN GLAZE TRIPODIA WASHER

17 cm. tall x 11 cm. wide, Guangxu mark.

3" wide

(3) Song style celadon glazed dishes, Possibly of the period, blue to grey glazed porcelain, including a Southern Song style washer with craquelure glaze and brown rim, attributed to the Wang Song Lin

Chinese Ge-type mallow form brush washer, the foliate form body with six petals, overall of a light brown glaze suffused with black iron crackles along with a finer network of gilt crackles, 3.25"w

China, Song dynasty, Ko-Type brush washer, rising from slightly recessed base with sides folded into six floral petals, thick pale brown glaze thinning to russet color on the rim, suffused with wide d

The tapered body with a wide everted rim, applied allover with a thick mottled purplish-brown glaze suffused with dense crackles, 5.7 in diameter. Provenance: Property from the estate of Professor Dan

China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 907 CE. Lovely and guaranteed authentic Tang Dynasty brush pot. Nearly white pottery covered in green, tan and brown glaze with slight iridescent surface. Gorgeous! Siz

Amazing Piece, Porcelain coupe, Brown Glaze with blue & white inside adorned with the tripletail fish scene. Very Unique. Acquired through Hartman Auction Studios, NY Mid-1970s 2.5"H x 4.75"W-Private

A Chinese Ge-Type Foliate Brush Washer. Of lobed sides, rising to a foliate mouth rim, covered all over with creamy brown glaze suffused with crackles. {Diameter approximately 4 7/8 inches (12.3 cm)}.

Of compressed globular form, the exterior covered in honey-brown glaze and carved with flowers at the mouth glazed in green color, the unglazed bottom revealing the stoneware body. 6.5inch W, 3.5inch

Overall covered with a yellow brown glaze with natural crackles. 6.2*1.8inch.

Chinese Turquoise Transmutation Glaze Pottery Turquoise Brush Washer, The base with Impressed Yongzheng Seal form reign mark , brown glaze borders to basal rim , very good condition, 6.5" Diameter 2.2

Chinese Geyao Porcelain Water Pot 2''x4''. Lobed melon form porcelain water pot or brush washer with black and brown crackle glazes. Interior glaze wear form use. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qi

(2) Pcs Chinese flambe glaze porcelain, unmarked, c/o brush washer (4-1/2" dia x 1-1/2" h, vase (5" h), chips to vase at base, Red - crack to side from top to bottom, blue/brown - glaze loss to base,

Two tricolor animal brush pots from the 19th Century. Both have a yellow, green, and brown glaze. One has a bird perched over the shallow bowl of the brush washer the other is in the form of a guardia

China, Sancai lobed brush washer with fluted sides and flat base, green, yellow and brown patterned glaze throughout. 4cm x 12.8cm x 11cm

2pc Chinese Crackle Glazed Porcelain Bowls. They measure 5''x10.5'' and 3.5''x7''. Tripod footed bowls with a reddish brown ge type crackle glaze. Form similar to a brush washer. Large bowl has a hair

Blue and White Dragon Lobed Washer Width:17.5cm Height:4.5cm Condition: Brown hole and glaze burst visible and natural scratches commensurate with ages. Provenance: Previously from assets of Russell &

in the form of a tree trunk in a mottled brown and cream glaze, length 14cm

Applied overall with a lustrous grayish glaze suffused with a matrix of dark and brown crackles, the glaze stopping neatly above the footring revealing the brown body. 5.5inch D, 1.7inch H.

Applied overall with a lustrous grayish glaze suffused with a matrix of dark and brown crackles, the glaze stopping neatly above the footring revealing the brown body. 5.5inch D, 1.7inch H.

A large celadon brush washer. The glaze has crazing, and the lip of the brush washer is brown. Dimensions are 10 inches in diameter X 2 1/2 inches tall. All measurements are approximate.

The shallow porcelain washer worked in peach profile with everted rim, covered in pale bluish gray glaze with dark brown crackles. Approx. 7.5-5.7-2.5 inch.

Large Chinese Biscuit Porcelain Brush Washer glazed in Yellow with details of lotus and a bird in greens, brown, and clear white glaze, the base with raised Wang Bing Rong Mark. Glaze flake and glaze