Chinese Qingbai Ceramic Lobed Ewer

Antique Chinese Song Dynasty qingbai/yingqing glazed ceramic ewer; the lobed body tapering toward the neck, with strap handle and long, slender spout; Provenance: with Ralf Kotalla Laboratory TL test

4 - Chinese Ceramics; large qingbai fluted vase with five lobed mouth, sancai glazed chicken ewer, longquan incised plate and celadon Dragon handled cup with spur marks to glazed over base. Good condi

(lot of 3) Chinese qingbai glazed ceramics, consisting of one ewer, with a dish rim and short neck above the lobed body, with a handle and short spout (lacking lid); a bowl with tapering walls and mol

(lot of 3) Chinese qingbai glazed ceramics, consisting of one ewer, with a dish rim and short neck above the lobed body, with a handle and short spout (lacking lid); a bowl with tapering walls and mol

Chinese qingbai glazed ewer, with a cylindrical neck above a globular body having incised stylized flowers, the shoulder set with an arched spout and ridged strap handles, 6.75"h

Body with incised lines, with a curved trumpet spout, strap handle, and sculpted floral finial to cover. Song to Yuan dynasty style. H. 24cm (9 1/2 in.)

Antique Chinese Song Dynasty qingbai glazed ewer; the lobed melon-form body set upon a flared foot, with curved spout and tall strap handle; the cover with moulded leaf and branch; H: 6 1/2"; wood

including a baluster vase with molded decoration, h. 6-1/2 in.; a bowl with a molded floral interior, d. 7 in.; a six-foliate lobed bowl, h. 2-1/4 d. 6-1/4 in.; and a five-foliate lobed bowl, h. 2-1/2

Chinese Song Dynasty yingqing glazed ceramic ewer; the lobed melon form body with slightly flaring cylindrical neck leading to the wide-edged rim, tall sharp spout and channeled strap handle; H: 8&#34

Comprising a molded vase, a ewer and cover, a tripod censer, two cups and three bowls; Height of largest 8 inches

Two Chinese Yuan-style celadon glazed ceramics: covered lobed jar; together with bird-motif ewer; H: 8 1/2" (tallest, approx.)

FOUR CHINESE CERAMIC CUPS AND BOWLS. To include a Chinese Qingbai glazed conical bowl with cared interior decoration. A Qingbai glazed lobed 'fish dish'. A small white-glazed cup with carved stylised

The central body in lobed melon shape with a flared trumpet neck and long, slender spout and handle. A small ring appended to the handle when meant for hanging. H: 10 1/4 in.

with bird form finial and applied loop handle, lobed body with Qingbai celadon crackle glaze, h 24.5cm a/f

(lot of 2) Chinese Liao green glazed ceramic ewers, each with a bird's head above a lobed body, with a short spout and strap handle, 9"h

A GROUP OF CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS, SONG DYNASTY AND LATER. To include a Qingbai ware pottery bowl with lotus lappet exterior; A Cizhou type black glazed pottery dish; A melon shaped pottery ewer covere

Two Chinese qingbai lobed bowls, Song Dynasty (960-1279), the everted foliate rims divided into six lobes, the interiors with a peony flower and leaves carved and combed in painterly strokes, applied

(lot of 3) Chinese qingpai glazed ceramic bowls, Song dynasty, each with an unglazed rim; the first, a small bowl molded with a floral sprig to the well; the second, carved with a petal pattern to the

Two Chinese Qingbai Lobed Porcelain Jars NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY with pressed lobed sides. Height 4 x diameter 5 1/2 inches. The Collection of Morton and Barbara Mandel, Sold to Benefit the Jack, Joseph

Two Chinese Qingbai ceramic bowlsSong/Yuan Dynasty or later (969-1368)Smaller bowl with paper acquisition label: 1949 DEC 7; further marked with second paper label: SUNG (969-1279)Comprising one thin-

A CHINESE QINGBAI CERAMIC MEIPING VASE. With carved floral decoration covered in a pale bluish glaze. Song dynasty style but later. 17cm tall.Surface wear to note throughout with no signs of damage or

Lot 98 Pair of Chinese Qingbai Ceramic Funerary Jars and Covers (Song Dynasty) with mourning figures applied to the shoulder of the vessel and with a dragon and various decorative elements applied t

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese ceramic ewer in the motif of a bird with crackle glazed, turquoise hued wings , tail, and necklace. Finished with a rotund body with a fluted neck and rim along with a flambe hu

Chinese, Song/Yuan dynasty (12th / 13th C). Covered in thin, qingbai glaze. With lobed ovoid body rising to a waisted neck and flaring, scalloped rim, raised on a straight foot. Havingevenly potted br