Persian Glazed Pottery Oil Jar, ca. 18th c.

A Persian (present day Iran) glazed pottery oil or herb jar, circa 18th c. or earlier (Safavid or early Qajar), decorated with blue and brown designs over a white ground. Measures 8 1/2" x 8"

Near East, Persia, Safavid dynasty, ca. 18th century CE. A beautiful pottery jar of squat form with a flared foot, convex walls, and a brass rim. White glaze envelops the interior of the vessel, while

Near East, Persia, Islamic, ca. 18th century CE. A beautiful pair of Persian pottery dishes, each carefully hand-painted with abstract, linear, and geometric designs. Both vessels present wide, flared

(4) Persian pottery jars mounted as lamps, Some possibly 18th c. and later, black slip decorated glazed earthenware, one with turquoise glaze, (3) converted to lamps, with brass caps and sockets, each

Four Early Persian Glazed Pottery Oil Lamps, c. 12th-13th Century AD. Iran, Rhages area or Nishapur. A group of four Islamic pottery oil lamps, each with green-blue glaze. Two oil lamps with long stem

Two Persian Monochrome Glazed Pottery Oil Lamps, c. 9th Century A.D.Turquoise glazing, long single spouts and round handle, one decorated with incised rays design. Size: from 13.3 cm L - 5 1/4” to 1

A RARE 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE PROVINCIAL GLAZED POTTERY JAR unusually overgrazed and decorated with figures in relief. 18 x 13 x 10 cm.

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 18th century CE. A hand-built pottery dish of sizable form with a ringed foot, squat walls, and a thick rim surrounding the broad and shallow basin. The exterior su

Donated By: Artemis Gallery Eastern Europe, Bulgaria, ca. 18th century CE. Rare pottery canteen, possibly a baby's bottle, in yellow-green glaze on three small feet and twin suspension loops for hangi

5 A Persian Glazed Pottery Jar Mounted as a Lamp Qajar Dynasty Height 12 1/2 inches. C

Likely 18th century or earlier. The group of tall ovoid jars having ribbed body and lead glazed interior and rim. Very nice and generally well kept condition. No restorations or repairs. No cracks. La

**Originally Listed At $200** Europe, Italy, ca. 18th century CE. A flask-shaped vase made of tin-glazed pottery, known as majolica or maiolica. The vessel stands on an elongated ovoid foot and has a

Fawn glazing, decorated in brown with triangles and arabesques, long single spout and round handle., c. 9th Century A.D. Material:Terracotta Size:11.5 cm L - 4 9/16 inches Provenance: Ex. A. Amini pri

Northern Europe, Holland (the Netherlands), ca. mid 18th century CE. A delightful tin-glazed jar used for storing tobacco with a thin cast bronze lid. The body is in the form of an inverted pear, with

18th-19th c. Persian Qajar Glazed Pottery Footed Bowl, with painted leaf form decoration in blue, green and brown on a robin's egg blue ground, 3 1/2" high, 17 1/2" diam. Glaze loss area to top center

(lot of 2) Southeast Asian glazed pottery oil storage jars, each of ovoid form with stylized figural reserves, 12"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of Frank J. Caufield, San Francisco (CA) and Mo

Most likely Korea, Joseon Empire, ca. late 17th-18th century. Faceted body with spout and brown glaze. Missing lid? Surface wear and small repairs. 5.5"H. 7.5"d.

18th C or earlier Persian Blue & White Glazed Pottery Vase. Unsigned. "AS IS" condition with losses, cracks, chips. Please examine prior to bidding. Measures 14-1/2"H x 12" W. Shipping $135.00

Group of Three French Provincial Pottery Baluster Oil Jars, 19th c., partially glazed, with integral ring handles, Tallest- H.- 21 in., Dia.- 13 in.

China, Ming & Qing Dynasty, ca. 15th to 18th century CE. First is a Ming Dynasty pottery jar with almost buttercream-yellow glaze, foot left reserved. Next is a Qing Dynasty Qianlong pottery short jar

Group of Four French Provincial Pottery Baluster Oil Jars, 19th c., three partially glazed, with integral ring handles, Tallest- H.- 20 in., Dia.- 13 in.

Central Europe, ca. 16th to 18th century CE. A large, heavy jar for storing liquor, formed using the salt-glazing technique. It is made from stoneware (high temperature fired ceramic), with a glossy,

Likely 18th century or earlier. The piece having been turned and slip decorated with silver fixtures at top and bottom surrounding the piece. The vessel has several hairlines as seen in photographs. S

Design in festoon with a wide opening and long spout. 18th C. Made in Riom, Auvergne. Dimensions: H 18" x Dia. 13" Condition: Old chips and glaze losses. Crazing, scratches, and surface wear.