TWO KOREAN CERAMIC WATER DROPPERS

comprising a square piece and a fish; Condition: with chip to corner of shorter piece; the square: 2 1/4 inches high

Four Korean Slip-Decorated Celadon Ceramics Goryeo Dynasty Comprising a bowl, a conical water dropper, and two bottle vases; all decorated with slip inlay flowers, the bowl with cranes. Diameter of bo

5 Older Korean Calligraphy Water Droppers. Smallest 2.875L x 2.625W x 1.125H in. Largest 3.25L x 3W x 1.375H in. All measurements are approximate.

Korean ceramic water dropper with intricately molded dragon to body; overall good condition, minor chips; H 3" x D 3" (approx.)

Both small examples, one modeled as a pomegranate, the other with a celadon glaze. Both Joseon Dynasty.    Dimensions: the smaller example is 2 3/4" x 2" x 1 1/2", the other i

2pc Korean Ceramic Fish Water Droppers. Includes a celadon fish 2.5'' and a blue glazed fish 3''. Overall wear from use. 18th or 19th century, Joseon dynasty.

Korean red, blue and white glazed ceramic peach form water dropper with bat, leaves and steam; some minor glaze flaws; H 2 1/3" x W 3 1/2" (approx.)

Large unusual Korean glazed ceramic water dropper in the form of a large peach, the peach with raised molded leaves and vines, supported by a base of vines; as-is condition with some surface wear and

Two Korean glazed waterdroppers, each with moulded and incised detailing: amphibian-form; together with recumbent horse-form; L: 3 1/2" longest, approx.

Two 19th/20th century Korean water droppers, the larger one is 3" x 3"

Korean blue and white ceramic water dropper; 3 1/4" x 4" x 1 1/2" (approx.)

comprising a vase, seal, and water dropper the seal: 4 inches square

Collection of various ceramic vessels, including: Korean celadon waterdropper, of unusual form, with inlaid geometric and floral designs; Korean ring-form waterdropper, with blue glazed floral sprays;

SIX CHINESE AND KOREAN PORCELAIN WATER DROPPERS20th CenturyTwo in the form of carp and the remainder in the forms of a frog, a puzzle ball or bamboo.Lengths from 2.5" to 4.5".

Two Chinese glazed ceramics: Song-style cizhou glazed vase; together with turtle-form water dropper; H: 7 3/4" (tallest, approx.)

Glazed ceramic. Korea, 18th until 19th cent.Rectangular water dropper with two openings and relief depictions on the upper surface. A "tiger in a bamboo grove" is shown, while the beast of prey is rat

5 - Chinese Ceramics; a Yuehyao pot with 3 dragon handles and flat unglazed base, Longquan light green celadon conical bowl, Qingbai spouted water dropper, and two crackle guanyao pieces, a covered bo

Four various Japanese pieces: glazed ceramic shi-shi; lacquer box; together with two Imari porcelain water droppers; L: 11 1/2" (longest, approx.)

A collection of eight antique Korean porcelain water droppers Joseon dynasty, 18th century used to drip a desired amount of water onto the inkstone. Water droppers were one of the simple and elegant i

(4) antique Chinese & Korean water droppers, 18th/19th c., (3) porcelain droppers incl. turtle shell, peach and octagonal form, and (1) carved stone dropper in sea urchin form, 2"h x 3.25"w (largest),

THREE CÉLADON GLAZED CERAMIC WATER DROPPERSKorea, Goryeo period, 12th-13th century The three water droppers naturalistically modeled as ducks, all covered on the outside with céladon glaze.12,5

Two Korean Ceramic Stands Silla Dynasty {Height: 19 1/8 and 5 1/4 inches (48.5 and 13.3 cm)} [Chips]

Three Antique Chinese Korean Water Droppers Smallest measures 2.25 x 2.25 x 2.25 inches. Some chipping to edges.

Five examples, late 19th or 20th century, a leaf and branch form blue glazed example, a Japanese Seto dropper, a small Japanese gourd form example, a Japanese white glazed and polychrome dropper and a