CHINESE JIN DYNASTY HUNPING GLAZED STONEWARE VESSEL

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

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

Large Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty Henan-type, black glazed stoneware bottle vessel; of wide ovoid form, with sloped shoulder, short neck, and a flared rim; the ribbed body showing some greenish-iron-rust

Chinese Jin Dynasty Henan-type, black glazed stoneware truncated bottle vase; the wide somewhat ovoid form with broad, rounded shoulder, a small waisted neck, and flaring mouth edged in iron-rust; H:

Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty, Henan-type stoneware bottle vessel of truncated bulbous form with wide shoulder, baluster neck, and flaring mouth; the black glaze ringed and brushed with iron-rust; H: 6 3/4

Chinese Jin Dynasty henan glazed stoneware jar; of ovoid form and two strap handles, nice combing along the body; H: 9 1/2"

Chinese Jin Dynasty henan glazed stoneware jar; of soping shoulders and round body, thick glaze pooling at the base, slight persimmon glaze around the flat mouth; H: 10"

Chinese Jin Dynasty henan glazed stoneware jar; of soping shoulders and round body, thick glaze pooling at the base, slight persimmon glaze around the flat mouth; H: 9 3/4"

Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty, brown glazed stoneware covered jar; of faceted, tapered form, rounded shoulder, and flattened cover; the body showing some iridescence; H: 4 3/4" (approx.)

Three Chinese Jin Dynasty henan-type glazed vessels: a high shoulder jar, ovoid vase with strap handles and tapered vase with short neck; all with nice coloring; H: 9 1/2" (tallest)

Group of five antique Chinese Jin Dynasty henan type glazed vessels: three vases and two candle lamps; H: 7 1/2"

Jin/Liao Moonflask & Brown Glazed JarChinese Jin/Liao Dynasty, brown glazed moonflask vessel, with honeycombed texture in relief; together with probably Jin Dynasty brown glazed small jar; H: 7 1/2";

Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty black henan glazed stoneware jar; of rounded form with wasited neck and moulded handles, slight persimmon coloring with thick glaze pooling at the foot; H: 10 1/4"

Large Chinese Jin Dynasty henan-type black glazed stoneware jar; of rounded form with flared mouth, nice combing and glaze pooling before the unglazed base; H: 13 1/2"

Chinese Jin Dynasty henan type glazed black stoneware jar; of rounded form with sloping shoulders and short neck, thick pools of glazed at the bottom exposing the unglazed base; H: 8 1/4"

Chinese Jin Dynasty henan-type brown glazed stoneware vase; of meiping form with four applied handles, with a faint moulded flora design; H: 7"

Antique Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty parcel Henan-glazed pottery vessel; of globular form on a short foot, with two ribbed strap handles flanking the short neck; Provenance: Purchased at I.M. Chait Galler

Antique Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty black and brown glazed pottery vessel; of ovoid form, flaring at the wide rim; with moulded ram's head to one side, and curled tail to the other; H: 4 1/4" &#4

Two Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty Henan-type, deep black-brown glazed stoneware oil lamps; one shaft of baluster form on a tall domed pedestal base; the other of slim cylindrical form with ribbing and surm

Finely glazed, Chinese Jin Dynasty Henan-type stoneware jar; the small, short truncated form with subtle ribbing to the slightly tapered body, with sloped shoulders, waisted neck, and wide flaring mou

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A beautiful pair of stoneware vessels, each glazed in a dark brown, nearly black glaze known as martaban. The taller is a storage jar with a f

A Chinese celadon-glazed stoneware small jar Eastern Jin dynasty, circa 4th century. Of ovoid form with four small lug handles and an impressed patterned border to its shoulder. H: 4 1/2 in.

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

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