ROUND HEXAGONAL WATER DROPPER

A hexagonal porcelain water dropped with rounded edges glazed evenly in a grayed white crackled glaze. D:2 1/2in(6.4cm)

Thee Chinese Scholar's Table Porcelain Objects; a small vase well painted with pencilled pale underglaze blue lines, the base with a Yongzheng 6 character mark, a small round water dropper with spoon

Group Chinese & Korean scholar's objects, 19th/20th c., (7) pieces, incl. (2) ink stones, celadon porcelain peach-form water pot, fish form water dropper, round brush pot, small porcelain fish brush p

China, blue and white water dropper in round body with blue and white decoration, and stone seal chop, dark amber color in oblong shape with markings around sides. Height 4 1/2 in.

5 white and brown glaze porcelain items from the Ming Dynasty or earlier. Includes a simple round brush pot, one frog form water dropper, two frog form brush pots and holders, and one simple vase form

(4) Chinese blue and white water droppers, Qing Dynasty and later (19th/20th c.), blue underglaze white porcelain, including a domed example decorated with flowering trees, a hexagonal dropper decorat

Hexagonal, standing on six feet, with glaze crazings. Good condition without hairlines or damages. Height: 5.8 CM

Light stoneware, green, yellow and brown glaze leaving the base largely exposed, craquelé. Figural thick-walled form on a flat round base, h. 7,5 cm. Duck with stretched neck holding a ball in its

Chinese, 20th Century. Hand decorated. Larger teapot has mismatched lid, flakes. 7.75"h., smaller is hexagonal. Wear, missing handle. 5.5"h. Together with four water droppers, one with lid. Wear. 4.25

JAPANESE CERAMIC KOGO BOXES & WATER DROPPERS – Includes six kogo incense boxes (chicken 2 7/8" h, Mt. Fuji 1 1/4" h, a clam shell 1 ¼” H x 2 ½” W, brown bird 1 ¾” H, round 2 ¼” diameter,

Pair of Chinese cloisonne enamel turtle-form vessel, possibly a censer or a water dropper in the form of a dragon turtle, with a domed lid on the back, decorated with hexagonal motifs and scrolling mo

(5) Chinese items, c/o unmarked porcelain water dropper ( 3-1/2" dia x 2-1/2" h), pottery hexagonal bottle (3" dia x 3-3/4" h), (3) carved wood stands

An eight (8) piece estate set of Waterford Irish crystal water goblets in the Lismore pattern. Blown glass bodies with hexagonal stems over round bases. All with etched WATERFORD marks to underside. D

Sterling silver hot water or tea kettle on stand, the kettle having a round form with cut cardwork decoration at the domed lid and hexagonal spout, and a fixed upright handle, atop a separate stand wi

Chinese White and Blue Glaze Red Porcelain Water Dropper. "JiZhen Zhai collections", Published at "Treasures of the Chinese Scholar". By Fang Jing Pei. New York in 1997. Pl 116. 8 x 5 1/2 x 6 inches (

Full title: A Chinese gilt bronze 'mythical beast' water dropper, 18th C. Description: H 8 - L 17,8 cm

H: 3.9 in. (9.8 cm)

A BLANC-DE-CHINE 'CRAB' WATER DROPPER 17th century Modelled as a crab resting on a large unfurled lotus leaf, a smaller lotus-leaf receptacle on its back, the spout extending from the lotus-stem foot.

Bronze water dropper. China. 19th century. Cast in the form of a winged myhtical animal. 4" long.

Chinese Ge-type ceramic water dropper, in the shape of a peach with the branch forming the spout and the other end having an opening near the leaf, the cream colored body with networks of dark and lig

A Chinese Export Lotus Form Porcelain Water Dropper. Qing dynasty, with a 19-character inscription on the reverse of the stem 2.5" x 7.75" x 5"

Korean reticulated porcelain water dropper, Joseon Dynasty (18th/19th c.), rectangular water dropper with lion figure to interior and molded as finial, decorated in blue, white, and iron red, unmarked

This is a rare water dropper used by the Song Dynasty scholars. It was made by the Ding Kiln of Northern Song Dynasty. This is the only one reported so far.

Hetian Jade Goose-Shaped Water Dropper.