Chinese Shipwreck Ceramic Vessel, 17th C.

Chinese Shipwreck Ceramic Vessel, Java Sea Near Borneo, Indonesia, 17-18th C. Size: 8.5"H x 6"W x 4.25"D (15.5 x 11 x 21.5 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pic

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A remarkable ensemble of 6 Chinese pottery vessels: 4 jars and 2 bowls. Enveloped in a pale gray-green glaze, the first jar exhibits a narrow

Ming Dynasty, 17th century AD. A group of blue and white ceramic vessels consisting of: two shallow bowls, one decorated with a dragon, the other with a bird seated on flowering branch; a footed pedes

East Asia, China, Longquan, Ming Dynasty, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A superb set of 9 matching Longquan celadon ceramic dishes consisting of a central octagonal dish and 8 pentagonal or fan shaped

TWO GREEN GLAZED CERAMIC VESSELSIran, 17th century Both with circular section and a long handle with a dragon's head finial, the outside with the exception of the base with a dark green glaze, inspire

2 pieces. Antique glazed terra cotta Chinese model of a treasure chest/ traveling chest on a stand. This may date to to the Ming Dynasty, late 17th century ( Ming Dynasty dates from 1368-1644). Green

Antique glazed terra cotta old Chinese model of a treasure chest/ traveling chest. This may date to to the Ming Dynasty, late 17th century ( Ming Dynasty dates from 1368-1644). JingTai sapphire blue p

ASIAN: Chinese ceramic vessel, early 20th C., unusual diamond-shaped form with pierced lid and base, decorated with figures in garden to all sides, blue and red geometric borders, wear consistent with

Large Chinese export Ceramic bowl, Ming Dynasty c. 17th century, blue and white porcelain, underglaze blue decoration is typical of wares made for Philippine and Indonesian export, measures 15 inches

A Chinese Painted and Crackle Glazed Ceramic Jar, 17th century 6-1/4 x 5-1/2 inches (15.9 x 14.0 cm) Property form the Estate of Dr. Cornelius Osgood and S

Group of four Chinese ceramics: antique blue and white porcelain covered vase, showing wave-like patterns throughout body, 17th Century; pair of antique porcelain stands, each featuring pierced design

Javanese Shipwreck Ceramic Vessel, Java Sea Near Borneo, Indonesia, 17-18th C. Size: 7.5"H x 6.5" (19 x 16.5 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick up at 130 N.

Trio of Chinese 18th - 19th century blue and white ceramics, to include: 1.) Mid 18th c. Chinese Imari plate in under-glaze blue, iron red and gilding, depicting two deer in a stylized landscape, 9"d.

Censer, possiby 17th / 18th century; Deer plate, possibly 16th century The one, an enameled famille verte censer with floral decoration alternating archaistic dragon roundels; the other, a possibly Ji

AN UNUSUAL 16TH/17TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE SHIPWRECK PORCELAIN BOWL, the flaring sides painted with columns of calligraphy, 4.6in diameter & 2.3in high.

The Nanking Shop at Bloomingdale's voucher included which reads: This artifact is part of the Ming porcelain cargo of a Chinese trading vessel which sank circa 1640. It was discovered and salvaged by

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE; Japan, ca. 19th century CE. A collection of Chinese Swatow ware and Japanese vessels in classic white with blue patterns. Two are small cups -

CHINESE MING DYNASTY CERAMIC DISH, the scalloped shoulder over the ribbed cavetto, glazed white. Foot unglazed. Probably 17th century. 1 3/8" H, 7 3/4" D.Provenance: Property of a distinguished academ

The Nanking Shop at Bloomingdale's. This artifact is part of the Ming porcelain cargo of a Chinese trading vessel which sank circa 1640. It was discovered and salvaged by Captain Michael Hatcher in 18

Group (3) Chinese ceramic bowls, Possibly early Qing Dynasty and later (17th-19th c.), glazed pottery including a ge crackle glaze bowl, a hares fur glaze stoneware bowl, and a red speckled glazed bow

A FAHUA GLAZED BALUSTER VASE, MING DYNASTY China, 17th century. The ceramic vase with a baluster body decorated with jeweled pendants cascading down the shoulder above birds, flowers, and figures, the

16th-17th century A.D. A glazed ceramic tripod vessel with bulbous body, everted neck and broad rim with circumferential grooves, two integral D-section handles. 1.18 kg, 21 cm wide (8 1/4 in.). Acqui

Small Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vessel of an earlier Shang Dynasty style, but bearing a cast 17th century Ming Dynasty Xuande mark on the bottom which may be of the period, squat body on circular foot

4pc Chinese Ming Blue & White Ceramic Jarlets. Includes blue underglaze floral and peach motifs. Sizes range from 3''x3'' to 4''x4''. Some slight edge flaking. 17th century, Ming dynasty.