GUAN WARE PALE BLUE GLAZE BOWL

A Chinese Jun ware shallow bowl. Pale Blue glaze with Lavender splashes. Overall crazing, some minor edge damage. 5 1/4" diameter. ESTIMATE $600-800

The gently flared sides rising from a recessed base with five spur marks, the interior carved with a lotus blossom, applied overall with a mottled pale blue glaze suffused with dense delicate crackles

A GUAN-WARE MALLET VASE Raising from a circular foot to a narrow neck, applied overall with pale sky-blue glaze with fine crackles, with matched wooden box. Dimension: L. 12.5 cm. W. 12.5 cm. H. 23 cm

Ding Ware Bowl: Ding ware bowl in pale blue crackle glaze incised with four figures. Bottom shows all over crackle glaze. 8 3/4" X 3 1/2" $80 - $180

A CHINESE JUN WARE PORCELAIN BOWL, applied with a streaked pale blue glaze, the base unglazed, 7.1in diameter & 3.1in high.

Chinese Guan type handled porcelain censer bowl having a pale blue celadon glaze. Includes fitted carved rosewood display stand. Bowl measures approx. 3" height x 6 1/2" width (7.6cm x 16.5cm). Measur

Chinese Song Dynasty Qingbai Ware Bowl. Interior incised fish pattern. Pale blue / green transparent glaze. Provenance: Dragon House Antiques (San Francisco, California) Diameter: 8.75 in.

Chinese Jun ware molded flower bowl, having a barbed petal rim above a melon form body with all over pale blue glaze, the whole tapering to a recessed circular foot, 3"h x 9"w.

A CHINESE JUN WARE CERAMIC BOWL, of oval form and supported on four bracket feet, applied with a pale blue glaze, 9.1in wide x 6.3in x 2.4in high.

Chinese guan-type quatrefoil bowl. Of quatre-lobed form with elegantly indented corners, the flared sides rising steeply from the recessed foot, covered overall in a fine pale greyish blue glaze suffu

A LARGE BLUE-GLAZED JUN WARE BOWL Yuan dynasty Well potted with steep sides rising from a slightly splayed foot to a gently incurved rim, covered with a pale grayish blue glaze darkening to a mushroom

A CHINESE RU-WARE BOWL WITH BOX With deep rounded sides rising from a short straight foot, covered overall with a thick pale sky blue glaze with faint russet crackles, matched wooden box. DIMENSIONS:

Chinese Guan Ware Bowl. A flat and circular with a straight lip and a shallow draft, covered in a pale-creme glaze with a brownish hue, shows a single network of wide dark grey crackles along the surf

The bowl is well potted with flaring sides leading to a slightly incurved rim. The bowl is covered on the interior and exterior with a pale sky-blue glaze thinning to mushroom at the rim and with larg

Chinese Rare Guan-Type Narcissus Bowl. Of quatre-lobed body with an everted foliate rim supported on four ruyi-shaped feet, covered with a pale grayish-blue glaze suffused with delicate golden russet

Chinese Guan Ware Bowl. A flat and circular with a straight lip and a shallow draft, covered in a pale-creme glaze with a brownish hue on one side, with a single network of wide dark grey crackles alo

The bowl is elegantly potted with flaring sides leading to a slightly incurved rim. The bowl is covered on the interior and exterior with a pale sky-blue glaze thinning to mushroom at the rim and with

(Lot of 2) Two Chinese Ru-style crackle wares, one is a five-lobed bowl, the other is a chrysanthemum petaled sides with five spur mark to the base, covered overall with a pale sky-blue glaze suffused

Chinese Song Dynasty Qingbai Ware Bowl with pinched rim. Interior and exterior with incised peony pattern. Pale blue/green transparent glaze. Provenance: Private California collection, purchased from

The rounded side rising to slightly flared rim, with wide opening correspondence the broad central interior. Covered in a pale-grayish-brown glaze and touch of olive hue with darker lining to the top

Chinese Guan ware style vase, grayish pale green crackled glaze, with bright green chrysanthemum decoration, two character blue underglaze mark to base. 12-1/2"H.

China,Ming Dynasty Pale blue low bowl with thin defined crackle glaze. Porcelain,1 3/8" x 5 3/8" dia., Partial "Schreiber Collection" label on bottom. Acquired by a North Scituate, Rhode Island gentle

Song Dynasty (960-1279) The finely potted bowl, with a mushroom glazed incurved rim on rounded sides covered with a thick crackle glaze of cloudy, pale greenish-blue color suffused with vertical white

The deep rounded sides rising from a short straight foot to a lipped rim, covered overall in a olive-black glaze falling short of the foot to reveal the pale-creme body, with 'oil spots' streaks of pa