Chinese Yue Glazed Ceramic Owl Form Vessel

Lot 130 Chinese Yue Glazed Ceramic Owl Form Vessel (Han Dynasty) lidded jar in the shape of an owl, the red stoneware body partially covered in olive green glaze, and with incised feathers and other

Lot 67 Chinese Yue Glazed Pottery Owl Form Vessel (Han Dynasty) the stoneware vessel and cover partially covered in the olive color glaze, the head and body with incised feathers and other details h

DESCRIPTION: Censer form, four footed, ceramic vessel featuring pierced handles and a blue glaze. Piece is finished on either side with a raised design of a recumbent deer bearing a sprig of leaves in

Lot 104 Two Chinese Celadon Glazed Ceramic Pagoda Form Vessels and Covers the ovoid body with carved floral decoration and surmounted with architectural neck and roof form cover height (larger): 18 i

Chinese glazed ceramic vessel in the form of a lotus bud; as-is condition with chips to rim and foot, wear and flaws; H 3"Provenance: Acquired by present owner circa 2002

Chinese blue glazed ceramic vessel; in the form of two recumbent horses, supporting a flared vase with moulded foliate accents and animal handles; L: 10" (approx.)

Pair of antique Chinese celadon glazed ceramic vessels; of lion form; standing foursquare with mouths open; each showing moulded and incised detailing; H: 10 5/8" (each, approx.)

Large Bulbous Form Pottery Vessel, elegant form with a green glazed surface and metallic drip overglaze, 11 1/2" high, 12 1/2" diam. Foot edge chips (possibly from kiln removal). Purchased from Willia

Chinese celadon glazed ceramic bowl, Northern Song dynasty, with a foliate rim to the conical form vessel raised on a small foot, the interior with stylized floral pattern, 7.75''dia

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

Group of three old Chinese celadon glazed ceramics, including: ritual vessel of ribbed, bulbous form, with moulded flanges and elaborate cover; tapered, globular form covered vessel with moulded anima

Lot 76 Chinese Tang Style Sancai Glazed Ceramic Vessel of baluster form with glaze covering the neck and shoulders height: 11 inches diameter: 6 3/4 inches

A vessel with brown glaze and a bellied lower body. The upper section including the neck resembles a blossom. The decorative relief offers elongated spirals (trees and mount) over a lotus leaf crest,

Lot 77 Chinese Sancai Glazed Ceramic Jar (likely Tang Dynasty) ovoid form with sancai glaze cover most of the body of the vessel height: 4 3/4 inches diameter: 5 1/4 inches

Chinese Tea Dust Glazed Ceramic Floor Vase, of globular form, circa 19th century. 15" H x 13" Diameter. Keywords: Asian art, Pottery, Stoneware, Vessel, Matte green

A vintage ceramic pottery vessel / planter. Handcrafted to resemble an owl. Raised details throughout the feathers. Glazed feet, beak, and eyes. Measures approx 4H x 4.5W in. Some surface wear consist

Five antique Chinese glazed ceramic vessels: blue and white soft-paste torpedo form vase; crackle glazed lamp, jun-style tripod brushpot, and two probably Jin Dynasty glazed pottery jar; H: 9" &#4

Lot 102 Two Similar Chinese Green Glazed Lidded Ceramic Vessels (Liao Dynasty) each of globular form with domed lid, evenly applied glaze and molded relief decoration height (larger): 14 1/4 inches d

Lot 201 Two Chinese Ceramic White Glazed Vessels (Tang Dynasty) each of baluster form with short neck and everted rim height (larger): 5 3/4 inches diameter (larger): 5 1/2 inches Provenance: From th

Two small antique Chinese art pottery vessels. Each boasting an amphora form with a ceramic earthenware glazed finish in tones of light brown and gray pigment, complemented by dual looping handles. Th

Group of seven old and antique Chinese ceramics, including: crackle glazed bowl with unglazed design; vessel of squat circular form with moulded motif to top; enameled porcelain stepped dish with scal

Glazed ceramic. China, Yuan dynasty to Ming dynasty, 13th - 14th cent. 三個小釉瓶 Various forms ranging from rather ovoid to markedly shouldered. The smallest ves-sel has

20th century AD. A part-glazed ceramic vessel imitating a bag with gathered neck and red string, vent to the bottom in the form of a coin, dragons amid foliage and panel of calligraphic text. 1.6 kg,

WCL & and Stamped with Chinese characters is this tabletop bowl, in form of shi shi dog. Dog is in laying position, depressed bowl portion has swimming koi fish. Colbalt blue with a bit of Spongeware