Two Chinese Song Dynasty Ceramic Bowls

Two Chinese Song Dynasty ceramic bowls: one centering basket-motif encircled by concentric bands to cavetto; together with other showing floral sprays; each with glaze halting before the base; D: 6 1/

Two Chinese Song Dynasty glazed ceramic bowls, the smaller with a creamy white tone, possibly Dingyao, and unglazed rim and foot; the larger bowl with a celadon beige glaze overall except the foot rin

The smaller one of creamy white tone, possibly Dingyao, rim and foot ring unglazed; larger bowl with celadon-beige glaze overall except foot ring, incised motifs to the interior. (Dia: 6 7/8 in. (larg

Two Chinese Qingbai ceramic bowlsSong/Yuan Dynasty or later (969-1368)Smaller bowl with paper acquisition label: 1949 DEC 7; further marked with second paper label: SUNG (969-1279)Comprising one thin-

(lot of 2) Chinese Jizhou glazed ceramic tea bowls, Southern Song dynasty, each with a dark brown glaze and iron oxide stylized moon and prunus pattern, 4.5"w

(lot of 2) Chinese celadon ceramic bowls, consisting of a Yuan dynasty bowl incised with floral pattern to the exterior and ribs to the interior (repaired), 4.75"w; the other, a Song dynasty Yaozhou b

(lot of 2) Chinese celadon ceramic bowls, consisting of a Yuan dynasty bowl incised with floral pattern to the exterior and ribs to the interior (repaired), 4.75"w; the other, a Song dynasty Yaozhou b

(lot of 2) Chinese celadon ceramic bowls, consisting of a Yuan dynasty bowl incised with floral pattern to the exterior and ribs to the interior (repaired), 4.75"w; the other, a Song dynasty Yaozhou b

A grouping of two Chinese Longquan pottery vessels including a Longquan ceramic dish, Southern Song dynasty (1.25"H x 6" in diameter) and a Longquan celadon petal-carved shallow bowl. Southern Song dy

Glazed ceramic. China, Song-Dynasty and later The smaller bowl is older, has a rather straight wall and bears a black-brown temmoku glaze (a Japanese term coined after the Chinese Tianmushan mountains

Comprising a molded vase, a ewer and cover, a tripod censer, two cups and three bowls; Height of largest 8 inches

A rare Chinese ceramic Ru Kiln bowl with crackled glaze. MEASUREMENT: H: 7.6 cm; D: 22.8 cm. CIRCA: Song dynasty or Pre- 1800. CONDITION: Good antique condition with two chips at top rim, focal enamel

East Asia, China, Song (Sung) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. A lovely white glazed vessel boasting thin walls that flare ever so slightly, the bowl upon a concave round foot. Though not decorated, the w

Chinese Song Dynasty ceramic bowl; the wide form showing a black glaze halting before the base; D: 7 7/8" (approx.)

Three antique Chinese Song Dynasty glazed ceramic bowls; of varying conical forms, set on a short foot; each cavetto exhibiting incised spiral motifs; mark to bases; D: 6 5/8" (widest, approx.

Two Chinese Ming Dynasty ceramic bowls with phoenix designs to interior and exterior; as-is condition with cracks, flaws, losses, chips and repairs; largest W 11"Provenance: Collected between 1945-196

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A simple and beautiful bowl produced by Chinese Imperial state-owned and operated kilns, with a pale slate-blue glaze on m

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1270 CE. A gorgeous glazed sky blue Southern Song Qingbai bowl with an exquisite, combed abstract floral pattern. This item was mad

Two Chinese Song-style ceramic bowls; one black glazed, of footed conical form, with incised designs to interior; the other dark sea green, of lobed form; D: 7 1/8" (larger)

Two Chinese Song-style ceramic bowls; one of lobed, petaled form and the other of shallow, footed form; both with incised floral designs; D: 7" (larger)

Antique Chinese Song Dynasty ceramic tea bowl; of small circular form, showing a rich blue and green glaze; attached to a kiln fragment; D: 3 5/8" (bowl) 6 1/4" (overall)

TWO CHINESE SONG STYLE JIZHOU CERAMIC BOWLS, one decorated with fish, the other with flowerheads, each 6in diameter & 2.1in high.

A PAIR OF CHINESE SONG DYNASTY DING WARE CERAMIC BOWLS, with indented rims, each interior incised beneath the celadon cream glaze with a stylised phoenix and flowerheads, each base unglazed, 6.7in dia

East Asia, China, Song-Jin Dynasty, ca. 12th to mid-13th century CE. A finely preserved, well-constructed, and exceedingly rare Junyao ceramic bowl exhibiting lustrous glaze across the interior surfac