Large Jian 'Hare's Fur' Tenmoku Tea Bowl

Possibly Song Dynasty (960-1279) The bowl thinly potted, with a narrow groove below the rim, covered overall with a lustrous glaze streaked with fine 'hare's fur' markings on the exterior

Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) The bowl thinly potted with a narrow groove below the rim and with gently sloping sides, covered overall with an unctuous black glaze streaked with fine 'hare&#39

Chinese Large Jian Silver 'Hare's Fur' Tea Bowl. Of wide conical sides rising from a short foot to a flared rim, covered overall with a lustrous black glaze suffused with fine iridescent silver 'hare'

A LARGE JIAN 'HARE'S-FUR' CONICAL TEA BOWL.SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY.

A Chinese Jian, Hare's Fur Tea Bowl (Tenmoku), Song Dynasty.H: 2 3/4 D: 4 5/8 in.

A Chinese Jian 'Hare's Fur' Tea Bowl Song Dynasty The large bowl of conical form and with black glaze suffused with russet streaks. Diameter 5 inches C Property from the Estate of Robert Rossi

China, Sung (Song) Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. Two examples from the large selection of gorgeous and guaranteed authentic Jian Kiln Hare's fur vessels! Bowl smaller tea bowls from the Jian Kiln each

Circa 18th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty Glazed Water Jug Vase 10.5" H 5.5" D & Jian Ware Black Glaze Tenmoku Hare's Fur Russet Glaze Decorated Tea Bowl 5.25" D 2.4" H Vase has Petite Spout with 2 Smal

A Chinese, earthenware, tea bowl of conical form with a very slight groove below the lip and a shallow straight foot, covered with a thick lustrous brown glaze terminating in thick drops just above th

Chinese Superb Large Jian Tea Bowl. Of deep conical body with wide flaring rim, covered inside and out with a black glaze suffused with russet 'hare's fur' streaks drizzling from the rim stopping just

the steep sides rising to a shallow groove below the gently everted rim, covered overall with a black glaze suffused with fine russet striations,the warm orange amber tone concentrating around the rim

A 'Jian' 'Hare's fur' 'TENMOKU' Bowl Southern Song Dynasty. The rim mounted in metal. With Japanese wood box and bag. Bowl Measure(inch), Height: 2-1/2 , Diameter: 4-7/8. Provenance: Collectible of Ja

Chinese 'Jian' 'Hare's Fur' 'TENMOKU' Bowl Southern Song Dynasty. The rim mounted in metal, with Japanese silk pouch. Bowl Measure(inch), Height: 2-3/4, Diameter: 4-3/4. Provenance: Collectible of Jap

A 'Jian' 'Hare's fur' 'TENMOKU' Bowl Southern Song Dynasty. Contains box and bag. Bowl Measure(inch), Height: 2-7/8, Diameter: 5-1/8 .

A 'Jian' 'Hare's fur' 'TENMOKU' Bowl Southern Song Dynasty. Contains box and bag. Bowl Measure(inch), Height: 3, Diameter: 5 .

A Chinese Jian 'hare's fur' tea bowl, Song dynasty.Dia: 3 3/4 in,H 1 4/5 in.

Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279) Finely potted, covered overall with a rich glaze streaked with fine 'hare's fur' markings on both the exterior and interior, the thick glaze stopping abov

The rounded sides supported on a short foot, applied overall with a black glaze with russet 'hare's fur' streaks, the glaze falling short of the foot to reveal the dark body, D:12.5cm H: 7cmProvenance

A CHINESE 'JIAN' 'HARE'S FUR' TEA BOWL Prob. Song Dynasty˜ the deep rounded sides rising from a short straight foot to a lipped rim, covered overall in a black glaze falling short of the foot to reve

A Chinese Jian Hare's Fur Tea Bowl 2 x 4-1/4 x 4-1/4 inches (5.1 x 10.8 x 10.8 cm) Property from the Estate of Dr. Cornelius Osgood and Soo Sui-ling Osgoo

A Chinese Jian 'Hare's Fur' Tea Bowl Diameter 4 1/2 " Southern Song Dynasty Of conical form and decorated in black glaze suffused with brown streaks. Diameter 4 1/2 inches C Property from the Estate o

A Chinese Jian Hare's Fur Tea Bowl 2-3/4 x 4-5/8 inches (7.0 x 11.7 cm) Property form the Estate of Dr. Cornelius Osgood and Soo Sui-ling Osgood; 


A JIAN HARE'S FUR TEA BOWL Mouth Diam. : 12.8cm, Bottom Diam. : 4.3cm, Height: 7.2cm, Provenance:From the Precious collection of Bai Yuntang.For more information on and additional videos for this lot,

A LARGE JIAN HARE’S FUR BOWL Height: 12.5cm, Mouth Diam. : 19cm, Condition: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of