Rare Ko-Yao Brushpot

The cylindrical body with gently fared sides, covered allover with a lustrous glaze suffused with dark gray and golden russet crackles, 4 in high. Provenance: Formerly from the collection of Carl Schm

Of quatre-lobed form with elegantly indented corners, the flared sides rising steeply from the foot, covered overall in a fine pale-grey glaze suffused with an attractive russet crackle interspersed w

Rare koyao "fish-roe crackled" planter. Of square body with gently flared sides, supported on a flanged base with bracket corners on four short legs, covered all over with a mottled ash gray glaze suf

Of conical shape with foliate sides rising to a six-petal foliate rim, covered allover with a milky glaze suffused with iron black crackles joined by fine golden brown crackles, 5 in wide. Provenance:

The slender ovoid body with petal-lobed sides rising elegantly to the flaring trumpet neck with foliate rim, covered inside and out with a thick a pale greenish-grey glaze suffused with a network of d

Of round doomed body with a circular aperture on the top, covered allover with an pale beige glaze suffused with iron black and golden russet crackles, 3 in diameter. Provenance: Formerly from the col

Rare Koyao "Gu" Vase, The compressed globular body resting on a tall splayed pedestal foot, rising to a tall trumpet neck to a flared mouth, covered allover with a orange peel textured glaze suffused

Finely potted as a peach attached with two leafs emerging from a short stem with a spout, covered all over with a rich glaze suffused with iron-gray and golden brown crackles, 2.5 in wide. Provenance:

Rare Koyao "Gu" Vase, The compressed globular body resting on a tall splayed pedestal foot, rising to a tall trumpet neck to a flared mouth, covered allover with a orange peel textured glaze suffused

The gently curved body resting on three short legs, covered inside and out with a pale glaze suffused with matrix of gray crackles, interior and base exhibit five spur marks, 3.4 in diameter. Provenan

Rare large koyao vase. The finely potted pear shaped body tapering to a short neck with raised band around the rim, covered inside and outside with an ivory glaze suffused with iron black crackles joi

Of rectangular shape the flared sides with indented corners supported on four ruyi-shaped legs with a lipped rim, covered all over with a pale grey-brown glaze suffused with a dark irregular crackle a

Stoutly potted with a cylindrical body rising to a long neck flanked by a pair of handles opening to a flanged rim, covered allover with a pale ivory glaze suffused with iron black crackles joined by

Of hexagonal form, the deep widely flaring sides rising from six ruyi shped legs to a lipped rim, applied overall with a densely crackled glaze suffused with dark gray and golden color, 6.1 inch wide.

Ko-Yao arrow vase, the globular body rising to a tall cylindrical neck with a pair of tube handles at the mouth, applied all over with rich opaque glaze suffused with dense network of dark crackles jo

Of elegant pear shape body tapering to a flared rim, covered overall with a pale creamy glaze suffused with iron-black crackles joined with finer golden crackles, 9 inch high. Provenance: From the col

Ko-Yao bottle vase, the globular body rising to a cylindrical neck with a flared mouth, covered overall with rich ivory glaze suffused with network of dark crackles joined by finer golden crackles, hi

The compressed globular body rising to a tall neck flanked by a pair tubular handles around the rim, covered allover pale creamy glaze suffused with dark brown crackles joined with delicate golden cra

Chinese Ko-Yao pear vase of pear shape with tapered neck, covered all over with rich opaque glaze suffused with long dark crackles joined by wide golden colored crackles, 5.8"h. Provenance: Estate of

Stoneware bowl. China. 19th cent or earlier. K'o Yao type. Lobated form with a bowstring mark at the waste. Thick gray white glaze with a pronounced crackle. Spur marks on the base. 4-3/4" d. x 2-1/2"

Of archaistic pear-shape with dual bow-string bands at the neck applied with a pair tubular handles, all beneath a flared rim, covered overall with a pale, lustrous greyish glaze suffused with an irre

K&O Evinrude "Big Twin" Toy Outboard Motor. Very Rare - New and Complete Condition. In original box with packaging, instructions, and hardware. Opened only for photographing, this highly saught after

Rare Yao Embroidered Skirt, China, Early 20th C. A rare woman’s skirt decorated with hand stitched silk embroidery in a pattern of affronted horses. Yao People, Southwestern Hunan Province. Chi

Of compressed globular body tapering to a slender neck to a wide flaring rim, covered allover with a crackled lustrous glaze, 5.2 in high. Provenance: Formerly from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Alfr