TWO 17TH CENTURY SWATOW BOWLS

TWO 17TH CENTURY SWATOW BOWLS: Two wide, shallow bowls in a pale gray celadon. One has an inner border or curvilinear designs over an unglazed band. The center is glazed irregularly. Sporadic curvilin

TWO 17TH CENTURY SWATOW BOWLS: Two wide, shallow bowls in a pale gray celadon. One has an inner border or curvilinear designs over an unglazed band. The center is glazed irregularly. Sporadic curvilin

6pc Chinese Ming Blue & White Porcelain Bowls. Includes four larger Swatow bowls 2.5''x5.75'' each approx. and two miniature cups 1.25''x2.5'' each. Edge flaking and some firing cracks. 17th century,

Chinese Swatow blue and white porcelain bowl; centering two contesting dragons, encircled by floral panels; 17th Century; D: 15 1/2" (approx.)

Chinese Swatow blue and white porcelain foliate-rimmed bowl; centering a panel with deer, surrounded by floral borders; 17th Century; D: 15 3/4" (approx.)

Two Safavid Persian 17th century copper/bronze Bowls with extensive decorations. Size: 4 3/8" x 8 5/8" dia.

Each blue and white and decorated with repeated floral decoration. Dimensions:The smaller is 5 1/2" in diameter and 2" tall, the larger is 6 1/4" in diameter and 3" tall. Provenance:

A RARE LARGE 17TH CENTURY CHINESE SWATOW WARE TIN GLAZED BOWL Ming, painted with the split pagoda pattern, within a banding of iron red seals. 38 cm diameter. Note: An identical dish resides in the Pe

Two Antique Japanese BronzesTwo antique Japanese bronzes: large (probably 17th Century) footed bowl; together with 19th Century bronze basket form wall vase; D: 14 3/4" (larger)

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A sizable and stunning pottery bowl, known as Swatow ware and presenting impressively thin walls that flare out to a broad rim, all sitting at

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A marvelous pottery bowl, known as Swatow ware and presenting impressively thin walls that flare out to a broad rim, all sitting atop a ring-f

A LARGE 17TH CENTURY CHINESE SWATOW WARE WUCAI DISH Ming, together with a similar smaller bowl. Largest 37 cm diameter. (2)

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A lovely pottery bowl, known as Swatow ware and presenting impressively thin walls that flare out to a broad rim, all sitting atop a ring-form

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A marvelous pottery bowl, known as Swatow ware and presenting impressively thin walls that flare out to a broad rim, all sitting atop a ring-f

Originally listed at $300 East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A fine pottery bowl, known as Swatow ware and presenting impressively thin walls that flare out to a broad rim, all

A Chinese blue and white bowl, 17th century, the exterior decorated with two figures in a walled garden with rockwork and trees, 19.8cm diameter Provenance: Private collection purchased: Bukowski's Au

**Originally Listed At $1500** East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A sizable and stunning pottery bowl, known as Swatow ware and presenting impressively thin walls that flare out

Originally offered at $1,500... East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A sizable and stunning pottery bowl, known as Swatow ware and presenting impressively thin walls that flare o

Antique Swatow glazed ceramic bowl; with white slip decoration of chrysanthemums and foliage; 16th/17th century; D: 15" (approx.)

Antique Swatow glazed ceramic bowl; with white slip decoration of chrysanthemums and foliage; 16th/17th century; D: 15" (approx.)

Chinese Ming Swatow Porcelain Large Bowl with Box. Impressive polychrome enameled shallow bowl or charger with phoenix birds 3.5''x15''. Excellent condition. 17th century.

A very early, possibly 17th century Dutch two handled dish. The unusual construction uses a technique of weaving thread made of silver around a silk core. The bowl has a later tax mark on thefoot for

Lot 13 Korean Tea Bowl (16-17th century) elegantly potted, with a thin coat of yellow glaze, with two spots of old gintsugi (kintsugi) gold restoration, and with a wood box height: 2 1/2 inches diame

17th century and later, The largest bowl having Buddhist symbols amongst scrolling vines on exterior, the interior with flower within two circles, overall crackle glaze; together with asmaller bowl ha