PAIR JIZHOU CERAMIC GINGER JAR, SONG DYNASTY

PAIR CHINESE CERAMIC HAWTHORNE PATTERN GINGER JARS: The Qing Dynasty, 19th c., baluster shaped ginger jars with their original lids are glazed in the ‘Hawthorne’ pattern with white plum b

Lot 98 Pair of Chinese Qingbai Ceramic Funerary Jars and Covers (Song Dynasty) with mourning figures applied to the shoulder of the vessel and with a dragon and various decorative elements applied t

A pair of Chinese Famille Rose porcelain ginger jarsLate Qing Dynasty (1636-1912) or laterEach appears unmarkedEach ceramic vessel with enameled decoration depicting a continuous tableau of floral arr

Song Dynasty, 960-1127 AD. A glazed ceramic jar with lid, painted b geometric bands to the shoulder and foot, images of waterfowl amid foliage and similar to the lid. 565 grams, 13cm (5"). Ex Zhuang c

A FOUR PIECE GROUP OF CHINESE SONG AND MING DYNASTY CERAMIC VESSELS. Comprising a blue glazed porcelain bowl (repaired), a celadon glaze covered jar with carved floral decoration, and a pair of thin

Stunning pair of ribbed crackle glazed terracotta lidded ginger jar urns. Illegible signature to side of each. Dimensions: H 21" x Dia 11.5" Condition: Minor surface wear, scratches and a few scattere

Brown Glazed and Slip-Decorated Ceramic Jar Song Dynasty {Height: 12 1/4 inches (31.1 cm)} [Mouth chipped and restored]

Pair black ceramic ginger jar lamps, c. 1940s, American, labeled ''Warren Kessler New York", original wood finials, 18"h (base) 34"h (to finial)

A PIECE OF JIZHOU KILN JAR, SONG DYNASTY H:10cm

(1) Pair Chinese Jizhou Song Dynasty style leaf bowls, 1.5" H x 4.5" dia. approx. (2) Japanese plate / dish with ivy motif, 1.5" H x 10.25" dia. approx. (3) Archaic style hand formed vase, 7.75" H.

Lot including pair of Asian bronze candlesticks (14 1/4" Ht., one has slight damage), pair Asian ceramic ginger jars (one has chip, 8" D., 8 1/2" Ht.), pair of French composition sconces (one chipped,

A white glaze ceramic jar with 2 handles attached to the neck dating from the Song dynasty. The glaze is crazed due to age. Dimensions are: 3 1/2 inches tall X 3 1/2 inches wide. All measurements are

A pair of ceramic floral ginger jar lamps having gold toned painted details and footed bases.

Porcelain ginger jar-inspired table lamps in dove gray glaze, with paper drum shades and lucite finials. Signed Castilian underneath. Dimensions: (With shade) H (to finial) 47" x Dia. 27" Condition: W

Pair B&W Ceramic Oriental Ginger Jars. 9 1/2" H

Three Glazed Ceramics Jars Including one small celadon-glazed jar, and two underglaze blue crackle-glazed jars with floral motifs. Song and Ming Dynasties {Tallest: 3 1/4 inches (8.2 cm)} Provenance:

Pair of white ceramic ginger jars with hand painted blue floral motifs on body and lids. Approx 8.25 inches tall and 3.25 inch diameter and 8 inch diameter body. Moderate wearing to ceramic near lids.

Pair Palm Beach style ceramic ginger jar lamps, Circa 1970s, white bamboo trellis design, unmarked, 30"h x 8"dia. (total including finial)

Each hand-thrown, ceramic jar hand-painted with an outdoor scene of figures and children with objects tables, with characters (possibly a poem) on the opposite side, each with later japanned lids: 10.

PAIR OF CERAMIC LIDDED URN GINGER JARS Blue and white jars with floral decorations and four blue attached loops. Foo beast finials on lids. Marked on the bottom.

Pair of Chinese white ceramic ginger jar mounted lamps, each with a molded ceramic sgrafitto textured floral decoration on gilt-metal bases with egg and dart molding above incurving canted corners. 19

Pair of Chinese Sancai ceramic ginger jars features two vignettes with Qilin figures and textured geometric patterns. Six character signature underside. Measures 13.5"H x 9"W. Condition report: Hairli

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pcs) Pair of Large Chinese Ceramic Ginger Jars with figural hand painted decorations on frontal side and chinese writings on back side. ( Missing lids)CIRCA: Early 20th CenturyORIGIN:

A GROUP OF NINE SMALL GLAZED CERAMIC JARS China, Song - Yuan - Ming dynasties, 11th - 15th centuries. All with a globular body rising from a circular foot and applied with glazes of white to pale gree