Chinese small ceramic bowl

Vintage Chinese small ceramic bowl. 2 5/8" H x 6 3/4” W. Shipping in USA is $ 14.00. International bidders ask before bid.

Celadon Guan ware ceramic small Chinese bowl3" x 3.5"Sticker on the bottom reads: Professor E T Hall Collection. By his passing in 2001, Edward Thomas Hall had amassed vast collection of Chinese piece

A small Chinese ceramic planter or bowl decorated in various floral vines with a single butterfly. Circa 1900 or earlier. From a prominent Sherman Oaks Estate that started purchasing in the 1940s. Mea

Small Chinese brown glazed ceramic tea bowl; D: 3 1/2" (approx.) Condition: wear

Lot early Asian, Chinese bronze, brass, ceramic, small brass dish, bronze bowl, round reticulated ball (incense ?), small bronze figure on wood base (small piece of base missing) & ceramic figure of a

(3) Vintage Asian pottery bowls. One large brown pottery bowl marked Made in Occupied Japan, Asian characters under. A small brown ceramic bowl unmarked. And one large Famille Rose pattern Chinese bow

(lot of 3) Asian ceramic bowls and vase: (1) large celadon dish with scalloped border and incised design, possibly Thai, overall craquelure, hairline, 9.5â€diam; (1) Chinese Longquan small celadon

including a Yaozhou-type Song or Song-style celadon ‘floral’ bowl, 2-1/4 x 4-1/2 in., with surface wear on interior; two early celadon point bottles with crackle glaze, probably Song period, h. 5-

Including a single-handled ceramic cup/bowl with green mineral deposits and some iridescence throughout (h. 3-1/2 x w. 6-1/2 in.); a small Chinese pottery vase with border of flowers and characters ar

Group of two early Chinese ceramic pieces. One small bowl with green glaze that rests on a delicate foot, and one large ovoid jar.Provenance: From the collection of William Atkins, Minnesota.Vase; Hei

Two Early-Style Chinese CeramicsTwo Early-style Chinese ceramics: a small wide brimed footed bowl, double fish to center; together with lozenge form resting on three pegs, moulded wings and ribbed rim

Chinese Yuan dynasty "moon white" Jun ware glazed ceramic bowl. With a small footrim and a green glaze throughout. Painted mark along the underside.Height: 3 1/2 in x diameter: 7 in.

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)

Three Chinese Ceramics; a small Cizhou water pot with white slip and 5 small spots to mouth, an 8 lobed bowl in Marbleized clays on a flat base, and a Jian Yao type black tea bowl with brown rim. Age

A delicate cloisonne set of bowl and bell, a ceramic bird whistle, a crouching ceramic figure serving tea, a cast dog upon a carpet, a tripod shaped ceramic piece, and an enamel painted lidded jar. La

Lot 184 Group of 4 Chinese Stoneware Vessels comprising two small glazed globular jars, one small ceramic kendi vessel, and one small glazed bowl height: 1 7/8 inches diameter: 3 1/4 inches Provenanc

Chinese Jin Dynasty, brown glazed ceramics: small teapot of squat form with a band of raised leaves to the shoulder, loop handle and short spout, with ridged cover; together with 'tortoise-shell&#

(lot of 3) Chinese qingpai glazed ceramic bowls, Song dynasty, each with an unglazed rim; the first, a small bowl molded with a floral sprig to the well; the second, carved with a petal pattern to the

Chinese ceramic bowl with petal form rim, possibly Jingdezehen Ware, Song to Ming dynasty, appx 3 1/2" tall x 8" wide. Small chip to rim of bowl.

(lot of 2) Chinese Cizhou black 'oil spot' ceramic bowl, Northern Song dynasty, with a slightly flared rim and walls tapering toward the small buff colored foot, with russet highlighting the rim and a

Chinese celadon glazed ceramic bowl, Northern Song dynasty, with a foliate rim to the conical form vessel raised on a small foot, the interior with stylized floral pattern, 7.75''dia

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A beautiful glazed ceramic bowl with a shallow interior, a small disc foot, and an abstract swirling motif in blue-on-white on the exterior. The in

Glazed ceramic. China, Song to Ming dynasty All three bowls are Longquan ceramic or stoneware. The small bowl with dark, olive-green glaze and craquelure is unglazed only on the small ringshaped foot.

**Originally Listed At $200** East Asia, China, Neolithic Period, ca. 3000 to 2000 BCE. A handsome, broad-mouthed bowl with a gently corseted neck, a wide, flaring rim, and two small, nub-like handles