Four Early/Han-Style Pottery Vessels

Four Early/Han-Style Pottery VesselsGroup of four Chinese Early/Han-style pottery vessels: two vases with rolled lips, a covered jar and domed censer with mouth to side; H: 12" (tallest)

Comprising: bird form vase, jug, double bowl vessel and a basket form bowl. Height of tallest 6 5/8". (Cond: chips and cracks) (100/150)

together with a metal stand the largest urn: 3 1/2 inches high; the smallest: 3 inches high

Four Chinese Han/Tang-style pottery vessels, including: green glazed tripod censer; globular jar with tapering neck, set upon three moulded feet; cylindrical tripod vessel; together with bulbous, foot

Four Chinese Han/Tang-style pottery vessels, including: green glazed tripod censer; globular jar with tapering neck, set upon three moulded feet; cylindrical tripod vessel; together with bulbous, foot

Nancy Meeker (American, 1951-2002). Four pieces of raku style pottery to include three large bowls and a petite vessel. Each signed "Meeker". Largest: 3-1/2in tall x 4-1/2in wide. | Philadelphia Metro

A Pre Columbian style antique clay pottery statue or vessel. Possibly a container for liquid or a bud vase. A figurine in russet ochre pigment with four legs and stylized features suggesting divine or

**Originally Listed at $100** Pre-Columbian, West Mexico, ca. 300 BCE to 300 CE. A group of four nicely complementary pottery vessels, all standing on pedestal-style feet of various sizes. Size of lar

comprising four pottery vessels, unsigned (8 1/8, 3 1/4, 2 3/4, and 2 inches high); one basket (5 1/2 inches diameter; 3 inches high); one beaded belt (17 1/2 inches long); one pillow (17 inches squar

the first a Pre-Columbian style Chancay double chamber whistling bottle (10 3/8 x 7.5 in.) (several scattered shallow flakes and rubbing to painted decoration); the second a Pre-Columbian style redwar

Indonesia; 18th century. Four similar small bowls of blue and white style. All with tags indicating they came from 1769 shipwreck. The larger example with bird in tondo.. Dimensions Largest Diameter:

American and Mexican, 20th century. A group of four pottery vessels comprising of a corrugated pot with cross motif, signed to underside "Sandaval", one small Mata Ortiz style polychrome red and black

circa 500 B.C.; two similar kantharos, 4 in. H., 6 in. W., small vase style kantharos 4 in. H., 5 in. W,. and small oil vessel with side handle and spout, 2 1/2 in. H.; From the Estate of Charles E. S

Set of six Oaxacan barro negro ceramic vessels, featuring floral motif, incised and pierced accents, four having braided palm leaf pedestals Barro negro is a style of pottery unique to Oaxaca, Mexico

Chinese Tang Dynasty Glazed Pottery Vase. Tang Dynasty or style of made later. Chinese handmade pottery vase with crackleware glazed top. Having four handles around the rim. Measures 9.5 inches in hei

Antique collection of four Middle Eastern Kutahya ceramic vessels hand-painted with polychrome Iznik-style floral motifs. After Iznik, Kutahya was Ottoman Turkey's most important center of ceramic pro

(3) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 3000 BCE - 2001 BCE), each painted with repeating design, 14"h x 19"dia (tallest), 9.5"h x 9.5"dia (shortest) Provenance:

Group (3) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 3000 BCE - 2001 BCE), each decorated with repeating geometric design, 12.5"h x 11"dia (tallest), 8.5"h x 10"w (smal

(3) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millennium B.C.E. (c. 3000 BCE - 2001 BCE), each painted with repeating design, 13.5"h x 14.5"w x 12"d (largest), 8.5"h x 12"w x 10"d (smalles

(5) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millennium B.C.E. (c. 3000 BCE - 2001 BCE), each painted with repeating design, 11"h x 7"w x6"d (tallest), 7"h x 7"dia (shortest)

(3) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 2500 BCE - 2001 BCE), slip decorated earthenware, in repeating designs, 13.5"h x 10"dia (largest), 9"h x 8"dia (smallest)

Group (5) Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millenium B.C.E. (c. 3000 BCE - 2001 BCE), each decorated with repeating geometric and linear designs, 9.25"h x 10"dia (largest), 4"h x

(2) large Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly Chinese and ancient (c.2000 BC), polychrome decorated earthenware, each approx. 22"h x 17"l x 12"w Provenance: From a private New Jersey residence a

(4) large Chinese Neolithic style pottery vessels, Possibly 3rd Millennium B.C.E. (c. 3000 BCE - 2001 BCE), each decorated with repeating geometric design, 14"h x 11"dia (tallest), 10"h x 9"w (smalles