Early Chinese Ceramics

H: 3.9 in. (9.8 cm) D: 3.2 in. (8.2 cm)

Early Chinese ceramic pillow, in white with black decoration, repaired, various old breaks, 9" by 7.5", height is 4 3/8". NOTE, this item came from a private collection of antiquities, mostly acquired

Group of four early Chinese ceramic pieces, including one paste box, one double gourd ewer, one miniature pitcher with celadon glaze, and one high-fired lidded vessel on three legs and a round base.Pr

all pieces covered in a white slip, including a bowl decorated with a sparse band of foliate designs on the exterior, 3-1/4 x 7 in.; a jardinière with flaring sides and a constricted neck showing fol

including a Song or Song-style meiping with a ringed mouth dipped in a dark green glaze, the foot left bare, h. 8 in.; a Tang dynasty amber-glazed covered jar or globular shape, the lid probably by as

Early Chinese creamware colored ceramic bowl with labels on verso 'Oriental Ceramic Society 1955 Exhibition 206'; 'Ralph M Chait Galleries NY'; 'Cunliffe'. Measures 4.25"W x 1.25"H. Condition report:

Group of three early style Chinese ceramics, including white glazed ewer, elaborately incised glazed vase, and white glazed incised vase with floral design; largest H 10" x D 5" (approx.)

Early Chinese polychrome ceramic tomb figure of a camel and rider. On a wooden stand.Provenance: From the collection of William Atkins, Minnesota.(With Stand) Height: 10 in x width: 6 1/2 in x depth:

A late C19th/early C20th Chinese ceramic screen decorated with a man and bats, mounted in a carved wood stand with Mother of Pearl inlay, on temple lion feet, 35½'' high, 21'' wide

including a large Ding-type white glazed bowl, possibly Song period, h. 3-1/4 d. 9 in.; a glazed tripod saucer; a glazed low form bowl, and a footed saucer dish, d. 7 – 4-3/4 in. (range) large bowl

Pale blue Chinese ceramic crackle bowl. With Christie's labels adhered to the inside of the bowl and along the bottom. Christie's label reading "28 Nov 1996 Christie's 682/3."Provenance: Chr

18th century, painted with a central carp in under-glaze blue, underside with paper tag: "SAGA HOI AN HOARD VISAL/lot 9392". [2 1/3" H x 9 1/4" Dia].

with dragons shows age and cracklature. Floral motif visible measures 17" h

Pale blue Chinese ceramic crackle bowl. With Christie's labels adhered to the inside of the bowl and along the bottom. Christie's label reading "28 Nov 1996 Christie's 682/3."Provenance: Chr

CHINESE PORCELAIN - Collection of (9) 20th c. Reproductions of Early Chinese Blue & White Ceramics, including: (2) Lidded censers, with Kangxi marks, 7 1/2" high, 5" diameter; (2) Pricket form candles

Lot early Asian, Chinese bronze, brass, ceramic, small brass dish, bronze bowl, round reticulated ball (incense ?), small bronze figure on wood base (small piece of base missing) & ceramic figure of a

Fine Early Qing Chinese Brown Glazed Ceramic Censer; antique hardwood top with carved rock crystal finial and hardwood stand. Light age related wear to wood. Diameter handle to handle 3 3/4 inches (9.

Group of three Chinese Early-style ceramic vases, including: celadon glazed of faceted form with moulded handles; crackle glazed, of faceted ovoid form, with incised mark to base; together with celado

Ceramic with Longquan glaze. China, 14th century – Yuan or very early Ming Dynasty This early ceramic dish shows an even longquan celadon glaze. The carved petal décor and the barbed, floral

TWO PIECES OF FONG CHOW FOR GLIDDEN POTTERYMid-20th CenturyDesigned by Fong Chow (1923-2012), noted for sculptural and functional ceramics inspired by early Chinese art.1) "Apple" vessel. Pa

A LARGE CÉLADON GLAZED LONGQUAN CERAMIC TRIPOD CENSERChina, early Ming dynasty The external wall decorated with eight trigrams in relief, an impressed flower to the centre of the interior.9 x 30 c

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

An early 20th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese glazed sancai ceramic figural roof tile statue. Modeled as a powerful warrior in full regalia. Employed as a roof-top guardian to ward off evil. Features exc

possibly Tang dynasty, large statue of camel, painted in beige and black pigment, with detachable bearded rider, 44-1/2 x 34 in. [Asian Ceramics] Note: Accompanied by Thermol