Korean Joseon pear-shaped vase

Korean Joseon pear-shaped vase, Joseon Dynasty, glazed stoneware decorated with stylized floral vines, unmarked, 11.25"h x 6.5"w Provenance: The Collection of visual artist Lewis Stein, NYC

Antique Korean Joseon Dynasty, stoneware bottle vase with flared rim; the pear shaped body sparsely decorated with stylized scrolling floral buds, on a crackle ground; H: 11 3/4" approx

A Korean pear shaped vase featured with painted brown floral patterns on the body, three circumferential rings around the neck, and a flaring mouth. H:6in(15.2cm) W:4in(10.2cm) M:1 1/2in(3.8cm)

A celadon pear-shaped vase with incised floral patterns covered with a celadon glaze, white slip then a clear crackled glaze. H:10in(25.4cm) W:6 1/4in(15.9cm)

A bronze pear shaped vase molded with ridged rings on the neck and body. H:12 1/2in(31.8cm) W:7in(17.8cm) M:3 1/2in(8.9cm)

A KOREAN PEAR SHAPED BOTTLE VASE. Decorated with fish below a band of overlapping petals covered in a greyish green glaze. 28.5cm height. Overall good condition without signs of damage or repair.

This Korean pear shaped celadon vase has been decorated with incisions of floral patterns, with a narrow neck and a flaring mouth. H:8in(20.3cm) W:5 1/2in(14cm) M:1 3/4in(4.4cm)

A Korean inlaid celadon pear-shaped vaseEarly Goryeo dynasty, 15th centuryDecorated with three lotus sprays, lotus lappet borders at the shoulder and base. H: 12 1/2 in.

Korean Buncheong Celadon Pear-Shaped Vase. The globular body tapering upward toward a slender waisted neck with an everted lip, the body inlaid and stamped with a central horizontal peony panel enclos

Korean Joseon Dynasty celadon vase; the pear form showing inlaid designs of cranes in flight above curling foliage; H: 7 1/2" (approx.)

Korean, Joseon dynasty, 15th-16th Century The stoneware body of pear-form with cylindrical neck rising to a wide, flared mouth set on a vertical stembase. The body incised with stylized lotus, below a

Korean Blue and White Porcelain Vase, probably 19th century in date, is a pear-shaped vase with tall foot rom. A dragon swirling around the vase is painted in pale hues of underglaze cobalt blue. Di

The well balanced pear shaped body rising from a straight foot to a slender neck and an everted mouth rim, set on one side with a tall curved tubular spout joined to the neck by a moulded cloud shaped

Korean, Joseon dynasty, 15th-16th Century The stoneware body of pear-form with cylindrical neck rising to a wide, flared mouth set on a vertical stembase. The body incised with stylized lotus, below a

A Korean porcelain vase painted with white slip decoration, revealing three incised circumferential rings at the neck, shoulder and lower section of the body. H:11in(28cm) W:6 3/4in(17.1cm)

Antique Korean glazed bottle vase; the pear-shaped body tapering at the neck, surmounted by a tall, everted rim; showing iron underglaze design of sparse floral sprays; H: 10 1/4"

Korean carved pottery vase; of pear-shaped form and buncheong-type glaze; exhibiting continuous sgraffito floral and foliate motifs; H: 13" (approx.)

KOREAN CHOSON SLIP-INLAID VASE & INCENSE BOXTwo Korean Choson Period, slip-inlaid wares: punch'ong pear shaped bottle vase with spotted design; together with a covered incense box of square form with

A Korean Celadon Glazed Porcelain Vase the pear-shaped body resting on a short foot ring, rising to a flared mouth, the body decorated in white slips with an overall basket weave motif, all set above

A two-piece bronze grouping to include a pear-shaped bottle or vase, likely Korean, together with an archaic-style vessel. Vase: 12-1/4in tall x 6-1/4in wide.

Large and antique, Korean Buncheong stoneware bottle vase; of wide pear shaped form with short neck and flared rim; finely decorated all around with inlaid floral pattern, and interspersed with butter

Joseon Dynasty, Korea 15th-16th Century Pear-shaped, with flared mouth and with brown and cream slip decoration Provenance: A distinguished central Pennsylvania collection Dimensions: Height: 11 in.

Overall applied with a celadon tone glaze, the pear-shaped body rising from a short foot to a waisted neck flared at the rim, painted with four medallions depicting willow trees, decorated with leafy

Korean white glazed small stoneware bottle, Joseon dynasty, of pear shape raised on a tapering foot ring and covered overall with a thick grey-white glaze with a fine crackle pattern (some crawling of