EARLY CHINESE GLAZED STONEWARE JAR

Northern China, possibly Ming dynasty, of ovoid shape with raised neck, covered throughout with an off-white crackle glaze h. 9-1/2 in.

13th-15th C. Chinese jar of rounded form, slender neck with everted rim, four applied lug handles and four plain bosses between handles. Rich deep blackish brown glaze. On slightly flaring foot, ungla

possibly Ming/early Qing dynasty, two pear form stoneware vases with flared lips, dark brown/black glaze, 6-1/2 in. and 6-3/4 in.; probably Northern Thailand, possibly 14th/15th century, double handle

China, Tang to Song (Sung) Dynasty, ca. 618 to 1279 CE. Rare early cream-glazed stoneware jar. Flared rim and foot with two ram's head applied at mid level along with two floral decorations. Size: 5"

Chinese. Rising from a short flaring foot, the compressed globular body with high shoulders surmounted by a short waisted neck and a flat everted rim, the brownish body covered in a white glaze tinged

This large early Chinese stoneware jar is heavily potted with four pairs of looped lug handles on the shoulder. Covered overall with a green-toned ash glaze over a buff clay body. (ROND2-771)(PR) Dime

20th century, including two Chinese glazed stoneware jars (the larger 19.5 in., the smaller 8.5 in.); a pair of hammered brass jardinieres with ring handles; and one larger matching jardiniere (the la

A Chinese Phosphatic Glazed Stoneware Jar Likely Tang Dynasty Of ovoid form with tappering neck and everted rim; decorated with pale blue splashes over a dark brown glaze. PROVENANCE: Sotheby's Hong K

Of finely potted ovoid form decorated with ram-head and rabbit-like creatures on the shoulder, the upper part of the jar decorated with incised fret-style motifs, overall covered with deep mustard-yel

probably Song-Jin Dynasties, Northern China, of squat bulbous shape with constricted neck, glazed in black with areas of russet showing through at the neck and waist, the foot unglazed and revealing a

Chinese glazed stoneware Martaban jar, 19th/20th c., molded dragons in relief, six handles, no visible marks, 22.5"h x 13"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of an Award Winning Journalist and Auth

Chinese glazed stoneware Martaban jar, 19th/20th c., dragon and lotus flower decoration, four figural handles at shoulder, no visible marks, approx. 22.5"h x 16.5"w

Chinese Junyao Glazed Stoneware Jar with handle and spout; together with a pale blue porcelain Qingbai (Yingqing) 12-lobed Plate. Light age related wear. Height of jar 3 1/2 inches (9 cm.). Diameter o

Squat, round jar with white glaze with gold crackle. Knife trimmed unglazed foot, unglazed base. Approx. 4" H, 5" D. Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

Chinese cream glazed stoneware jar. Marked to underside. Measures 4" height x 4" diameter.

Early Chinese Yingqing glazed stoneware figure, Song/Yuan Dynasty; seated and wearing a necklace and lotus leaf hat, holding lotus foliage.H: 4 1/4".

Early Chinese Yingqing glazed stoneware figure, Song/Yuan Dynasty; seated and wearing a necklace and lotus leaf hat, holding lotus foliage.H: 4 1/4"

Pair of antique, Chinese amber glazed stoneware jars; each of ovoid form, tapering toward base; the sides with molded and carved designs in relief, depicting dragons amid clouds and sunburst medallion

Pair of Chinese glazed stoneware storage jars with impressed sunburst decoration. 8dia x 8.25h

Sui Dynasty, 581-618 A.D.: globular form with four double handles, having drip glaze that exposes stoneware body, 6 in. H. Purchased from Christie's The Falk Collection: Fine Chinese Ceramics..., on O

A Fine Large Chinese Han Dynasty Glazed Stoneware Jar. This type of ware is often referred to as "proto-porcelain". This elegant jar has a flared mouth with a wide body on top of a large integral foot

probably Hand dynasty, ovoid jar with sharp shoulder and everted rim, glazed all over in mottled dark green, 4 x 5-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Durham, North Carolina

Carved dragons, likely of the period. Measures 22" tall.,Property of a private estate acquired prior to 1970

(3) early Chinese green glazed granary jars, Likely Han Dynasty (2nd c. BCE- 3rd c. ADE), in the form of a granary silo with tiled roof, raised on tripod feet, 14.75"h x 8"dia (largest), 12.25"h x 8"d