China, Song Dynasty, celadon, dragon and tiger lid jar

China, Song Dynasty, Lungquan Yao jar with cover, in bulbous form on a slightly raised base, lid with scalloped edges, in an all over celadon green glaze with a high shine surface. Height 4 in., Diame

Pair of Chinese Song Dynasty glazed folk funerary jars without lids, mounted as lamps. Typical decorations, one of a dragon and the other possibly a tiger. These applied animals are above a row of sim

H. 11 cm.W. 12 cm.

China Ming Dynasty Blue and white porcelain dragon pattern lotus leaf lid jar

A SONG DYNASTY YAOZHOU CELADON JAR AND BOX. Dimensions: 5 x 4 1/2 in. Provenance: Exhibited at China House Gallery Exhibition, Chinese Art from Private and Museum Collections, New York, 1967, Catalogu

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. A lovely light-green glazed granary storage jar with a figure of a tiger in an upper panel and four panels that feature text, including some that da

China, Song Dynasty, ca. 960 to 1279 CE. This is a beautful, celadon glazed jar in the shape of a granary complete with a faux-thatched roof and an unglazed, flared foot. These types of pottery are ei

A SONG DYNASTY STYLE DING KILN CELADON-GLAZED JAR WITH LID; H:12cm D:13cm

YAOZHOU WARE LID JAR WITH FLOWER PATTERN, NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY, CHINA; H. 9.5 cm. Diam. 9.5 cm.

HUTIAN WARE CELADON BOX WITH LID, SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY, CHINA H. 9 cm. Diam. 7 cm.

A PAIR OF HUTIAN WARE CELADON GLAZE GO CHESS JARS, SOUTHERN SONG DYNASTY, CHINA H. 8.8 cm. Diam. 10.5 cm. Diam. 1.8 cm. Weight 889 gram.

DESCRIPTION: Carved celadon jade dragon head hook belt hook with tiger carved on base. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led dynasty and was the last imperial dynasty in China. PROVENANCE: George Henne Novemb

DESCRIPTION: Celadon carved belt hook with dragon carved hook and tiger on base. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led dynasty and was the last imperial dynasty in China. PROVENANCE: George Henne November 186

DESCRIPTION: Celadon jade carved belt hook with dragon head hook and tiger on base. Qing dynasty was a Manchu-led dynasty and was the last imperial dynasty in China. PROVENANCE: George Henne November

Chinese Qingbai funerary urn, Song Dynasty (c. 12th c.), China, grey celadon glazed porcelain, the elongated ovoid body on round foot, encircled with applied figures and a dragon, remounted by scallop

Yuan to Ming dynasty, Chinese. Celadon ribbed body with applied coiling dragon wrapped around the body. Missing lid. H. 20.3 cm (8 in.) Provenance: From an old Hamilton estate.

Qing dynasty, bottles with incised figural decoration, 2-1/2 in.; jar lid with incised dragon decoration, incised Qianlong reign mark to base, 2-5/8 in. diameter - Provenance: Collected in Shanghai, C

Jar with blue and white raised dragon design with clouds, with associated lid. Old description underneath. Dimensions: H 12.5" x Dia. 8.25" Condition: Small chip to foot ring. Lid correct size, does n

Unglazed Song Dynasty funerary jars each display under the rim the 'Four Mythological Symbols’ (??) - the Dragon, the Bird (often phoenix, the Tiger, and the Tortoise. Under this are wonderfull

DESCRIPTION: Qing dynasty porcelain ginger jar featuring a celadon glaze depicting dragon, foliage, and lingzhi (ganoderma mushroom) motifs. Piece is marked "CHINA" on underside. CIRCA: Early 20th Cen

CHINESE OPIUM JARMing dynasty style, but not period. Celadon glaze with relief images of dragons either side of bulb-form body, brass handle and lid with dipper, character markings (sayings) around li

H. 31.5 cm.W. 20 cm.

H. 21.5 cm.W. 17 cm.

China Song DynastyCeladon vase