Chinese Marble Glaze Chicken-Head Ewer

Chinese Marble Glaze Chicken-Head Ewer. The ovoid body with tapered neck rising to a wide mouth with the spout in the form of a chicken head opposite a dragon handle biting the rim, covered allover wi

Chinese chicken-head porcelain ewer; Song or Yuan style; of bulbous body tapering towards the base; with a curved handle and a chicken-head mock spout; covered in white glaze with archaistic pattern e

A CHINESE BROWN GLAZED TWIN CHICKEN-HEAD EWER, JIN DYNASTY. Covered in a brown glaze with two looped handles and handle. Probably Eastern Jin (317-420). 21.5cm tall Overall good condition with no sign

Chinese Ceramic Chicken Head Ewer, Yue Ware, globular wheel thrown earthenware body with applied handles and chicken head spout with open mouth, applied with a thick cream colored glaze to the topmost

Chinese Greenware chicken-head ewer, 11 1/2" high.

Chinese Blue and White Porcelain 'Chicken Head' Ewer, Ming Dynasty, and Seven Small and Miniature Wares. Comprising a ewer of globular form with short waisted neck, applied on one side with a spout in

Antique Chinese celadon brownish glazed ewer with chicken head mouth and handle. 5 1/8"H x 5 1/2"W

The compressed globular body mounted with a chicken head spout on the shoulder and a pair lugs, the flared mouth rim attached with a tubular handle on the opposite shoulder, applied overall with a dar

Jin dynasty or style, 9 x 8 x 7-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Hilton Head, South Carolina

A PERSIMMON-GLAZED CHICKEN-HEAD PORCELAIN EWER China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912) or earlier. The ovoid body rising from a short spreading foot to a long thin neck set with a stylized chicken head. Appli

A WESTERN JIN DYNASTY YUEYAO CHICKEN HEAD EWER. Dimensions: 9 3/4 x 7 3/4 in. Provenance: From the collection of Fan Guang(1886-1962) was a Chinese political figure and historian, government official

Chinese Celadon Glazed Vessels, Six Dynasties and Later. Including an olive glazed chicken-head ewer, a pale greenish-gray glazed chicken-head ewer with a dragon handle, and a pale greenish-gray glaze

Cream glaze, with chicken heads. 8.75"H x 4"Dia

Vintage, with cream glaze, with chicken heads motif Good condition 8.75"H x 4"Dia

A blue-glaze teapot with a chicken head, Possibly Song/Yuan dynasty.Yue yao.Size:Height.This item takes pictures in the natural light.

Chicken Head Ewer Chinese, Tang style ewer, buff pottery with green glaze, ovoid body with pinched spout above short-waisted neck, applied handle with monkey head looking over mouth rim, flat base, 8-

Chinese Guan-Type Vase And Phoenix Head Ewer. Consisting a mallet vase covered with a crackled bluish green glaze, and a persimmon glazed phoenix-head ewer. {Height: 6 inches (15.2 cm)}. Provenance: _

Chinese Song Jizhou Black Ewer with White Splashes 7''x5.5''. Black glazed with four white splashes on shoulder. Figural stylized chicken head spout with two lugs. Old repair to spout. 12th or 13th ce

The well balanced pear-shaped body rising from a straight foot to a slender neck and an everted mouth rim, set on one side with a animal strap handle, opposite with a chicken head joined to the neck,

In mottled greenish brown color, with a bulbous body. Spout is in shape of a chicken head with a high ear handle. H: 9 1/4 in.

The globular body surmounted by a waisted neck with galleried rim, set the shoulder with two stranded handles, with a chicken-head mock spout, covered overall in a thin olive-green glaze. 5.6*5*5inch.

THREE SMALL CHINESE ITEMS20th CenturyA pair of turquoise glaze pottery foo dogs on aubergine glaze bases and a carved marble head of Buddha.Heights 7.5" and 5.5".

The globular body with a short spout, attached with a loop handle to a phoenix head mouth, covered with a persimmon colored glaze, 5.5 in high.

(1) in emerald glaze and (1) in cobalt glaze, both featuring a floral motif. Both feature a dragon head spout bound by a dragon or phoenix medallion and both are adorned with phoenixes and dragons on