Chinese Lidded Ritual Ewer.

An undated archaistic silver coloured metal ritual ewer with domed lid decorated with three lions on the rim, standing lion to the top with head turned back; neck of vessel with two bats either side o

Han Dynasty, 206 B.C.-220 A.D. A terracotta ewer (hu) with bulbous body, narrow waisted neck expanding to a flared mouth, domed discoid lid; traces of linear ornament to the shoulder. 1.85 kg, 31 cm h

Chinese Bronze Lidded Ewer; Height: 10 inches

CHINESE BRONZE FOO DOG CENSER: Remarkable Chinese bronze lidded ritual censer; the lid surmounted by a foo dog resting its paw upon a tethered ball. The vessel has scenic relief panels at both sides s

A large Chinese porcelain lidded ewer with hand-painted detail. 17in tall x 7-1/2in wide.

Chinese carved jade lidded ritual vessel, Qing Dynasty or later (19th/20th c.), archaic in style, pale celadon with russet inclusions, dragon handle, 6"h x 4"l x 1.5"w

Chinese Export Porcelain Lidded Ewer; Height: 10 Inches

PROVENANCE: from the Estate of Senior Chief Petty Officer Aviation Engineer Thomas Clanton, USN Ret., (1935-2019), of Scout Trace, Blairsville and a former lifelong resident of Sarasota, FL. The son o

Chinese Ming style Doucai lidded ewer, the lid with a lappet band above a trumpet neck issuing a strap handle and decorated with plantain and lotus scroll bands, the body having cartouches containing

Chinese Export Porcelain Lidded Ewer; Height: 16 inches

An Estate Chinese Lidded Yellow-coding Porcelain Ewer. Height: 8 (inch). Length: 9 (inch).

An Estate Chinese Lidded Dragon-decorating Fortune Ewer. Height: 13.25 (inch).

Chinese Straw Glaze Lidded Ewer; height: 9 inches

Chinese Bronze Tripod Lidded Ewer; Height: 14 inches

Chinese Ming style celadon lidded ewer, of flattened discoid shape with floral relief decoration, flange handles, and a phoenix spout, the whole resting on a rectangular base, 7"h x 6.75"l x 1.5"w.

A Chinese Dragon-decorating Lidded Estate Ewer Display . Height: 11.5 (inch). Length: 9.25 (inch).

An Estate Lidded Chinese Ewer Display. Height: 6 (inch).

Small porcelain vessels with screw lids in Millefleur pattern on black ground. Two appear older and have six-character Guangxu mark in iron red to base. Remaining two have Republic period factory mark

2 Chinese blue & white lidded ewers - 12.5" & 10" h, round 3 compartment lidded dish 7.5" h x 6" dia, footed sauce 2.25" h x 3.5" w (chips) & round bowl 2.25" x 4.25" dia (hairline)

DESCRIPTION: Two ancient ding ("ritual cauldrons") from the Eastern Zhou Spring and Autumn period, each featuring a bowled body adorned with two upright handles and supported on three cabriole legs. L

Chinese Blue & White Porcelain Lidded Ewer; H: 13.5 Inches

circa 1760, with coat of arms for the Legh family, body with floral sprays, Greek Key banding, and gilt accents, lid in matching design, 16-1/8 x 8-5/8 in. Note: Similar example pictured in David Howa

Chinese, 19th century. A celadon glazed porcelain ewer accompanied by a previously hinged lid with applied floral decoration. Apparently unmarked. Approx: h. 7.5", w. 4", d. 5.25". Note: Previously so

circa 1760, with coat of arms for the Legh family, body with floral sprays, Greek Key banding, and gilt accents, lid in matching design, 16-1/8 x 8-5/8 in. Provenance: Estate of Lynda Miller Lipscomb,