Rare Chun Ware Ewer, Yuan Period

Of pear shaped body attached with a wide curved handle to the neck opposite an upright spout, applied overall in a bubble-suffused bluish lavender glaze with purple splashes to the body, the glaze thi

Of large pear shaped body with bulbous body tapering to a flared rim, the exterior carved with a striding five-clawed dragon amid flaming clouds, covered with a translucent light-blue glaze pooling to

Of large pear shaped body with bulbous body tapering to a flared rim, the exterior carved with a striding five-clawed dragon amid flaming clouds, covered with a translucent light-blue glaze pooling to

Of pear-shaped body set with an curved dragon-head handle with a tall curved spout, the oval body applied with beaded panels each carved in deep relief with leafy undulating peony sprays bearing coppe

Of wide flaring sides with a hollowed center with raised wall and foliate rim supported on a splayed foot, covered overall in a thick lilac-blue glaze splashed on the interior with lavender spots, the

Of wide flaring sides with a hollowed center with raised wall and foliate rim supported on a splayed foot, covered overall in a thick lilac-blue glaze splashed on the interior with lavender spots, the

Rare Chinese Chun ware, three footed, burner in creamy moonlight/pale blue-green color, quality is Kuan ware type, Northern Song style. Provenance: Jung's Inc., Wilmington, DE August 1997 4.5"h x 5"di

A Jun ware bowl, Yuan period. H: 4 4/5in W: 4 4/5in

Of globular body with a domed top decorated with radiating petals terminating with an hand-pressed arched handle anchored on the shoulder, the opposite side set with a sprout in the form of an animal

A very rare late Song-early Yuan period tea jar. This jar has an interesting shape with a small mouth and short neck that enable it to trap the tea aroma within it. It is artistically covered with str

Comprising of a celadon glazed bowl, a circular ge-type dish, a tea-dust glaze dish with two small ware inside, a six faced ware and a small white glazed ware. Yuan/Ming Dynasty period. Highest Height

Measurements: Height: 11.125" Width/Length: 5.125" Diameter/Depth: 5.125" Rare, Chinese Yuan Dynasty Period, red & white porcelain vase. The porcelain potted in Chinese traditional YuHuChun shape vess

The well potted ovoid body elegantly resting on a short flared footring and rising to a slender 'bamboo' neck with a cupped mouth, the broad shoulder mounted with a curved upright spout, the body fine

Jun ware bowl of triangular shape, tone ranges from a turquoise blue to yellow hues around rim, with a purple splashed accent on interior. with a large purple splash to interior near rim, the glaze on

China, Yuan Period, Jun ware tripod censer, with flared rim against the bulbous body, all done in a mottled blue glaze with small sections of purple on the body, the base unglazed. Height 3 in.

China, Song-Yuan Period, Jun ware bowl, with a slightly flared rim, tapering to a flat base, in light blue and deep purple hues. Width 7 1/8 in., Height 2 1/4 in.

China, Yuan Period, Jun ware tripod censer, with flared rim against the bulbous body, all done in a mottled blue glaze with small sections of purple on the body, the base unglazed. Height 3 in.

China, Yuan Period, Jun ware tripod censer, with flared rim against the bulbous body, all done in a mottled blue glaze with small sections of purple on the body, the base unglazed. Height 3 in.

China, Yuan Period, Jun Yao ware bowl, circular form, with slightly raised base, light natural hue, with gilt around base and rim. Diameter 7 3/4 in., Height 2 1/4 in.

Chinese, Yuan Dynasty Period (AD 1271-1368), and of the Period. Jun ware bowl of triangular shape, tone ranges from a pale-grayish blue to yellow-brownish hues around rim, with a purple splashed accen

Finely potted ovoid body decorated with three ox heads on the shoulder, tapering to a tall neck carved with upright lappets terminating in a jar-shape mouth molded with three frog form florets, the bo

Chinese, Yuan Dynasty Period (AD 1271-1368), and of the Period. Jun ware bowl of triangular shape, tone ranges from a pale-grayish blue to yellow-brownish hues around rim, with a purple splashed accen

The Yuan dynasty (1271–1368) was a transitional age in the development of Chinese porcelain. As the Mongols invaded from the north, many potters fled south, contributing to the expansion of southe

Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Bowl 2.5''x9.5''. Antique period Yuan or Mind dynasty ware, 13h to 17th century. Scattered small flaws original to manufacture. Excellent, original condition.