Song Dynasty Treasure: Persimmon Ding Yao Scholar's Water Dropper

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.

China, Song Dynasty, Kuan Yao water dropper, small mouth, low bulbous body on footed base, green glaze with ice crackles and high shine finish. Height 7/8 in._x000D_

Song Dynasty - Scholar Longquan (Celadon Glazed) Lotus Water DropperH: 3.3 in. (8.5 cm) L: 5.1 in. (13 cm)

Four Chinese Sample Teabowls of Song Dynasty Style; a blue crackle Guanyao bowl, a Jianyao brown teabowl, a Junyao bowl with purple splash, and a persimmon glazed dingyao. Light age related wear. Diam

A Rare Chinese Song Dingyao Persimmon Glaze Conical Bowl 2.5''x7''. Museum quality period Song Dynasty (960-1279) tea bowl, similar to yaozhou pieces. Fine consistent glossy persimmon glaze covers the

A Large Song Dynasty 'Ding-Yao' White-Glazed Bowl with Metal Mounting

H:13cm

Chinese Song Dynasty Ding Yao White Porcelain Bowl; Approx. H: 5.2 cm x 12.1 cm,

A Chinese 11th century Song Dynasty style water pouring pot; Originally used to pour water for washing calligraphy brushes. Size: Compare to the soda can in the photo.

H:42.5cm D:22cm

H:14cm D:32.5cm

H:8.5cm D:34.5cm

H:45cm W:24cm

H:42.5cm W:22cm

H:5cm W:31cm

H:3cm D:30cm

D:36cm H:31cm

H:8cm D:19cm

SONG DYNASTY DINGYAO RED GLAZED CUP HOLDER; H. 7 cm. W. 11 cm.

W:13.5cm H:20cm

D:19cm H:11cm

H:11cm D:13cm

H:31cm D:13cm

H. 28.8 cm.