Czhou Ware Sgraffiato brown glaze porcelain pot

A Changsha ware brown glaze pot in the Tang DynastyH:20cm

Chinese Song Dynasty Yue Ware Green Glaze Porcelain Pot With Loop Handle With Dragon Decoration. Height: 22.5cm, Max Diameter: 9.5cm.

Signed on the bottom. Approx. 6 X 5 1/2 X 6 in.. Please see pictures for detailed conditions.

Group of seven Asian porcelain, pottery, and cloisonne cups and vessels, including one vessel in the form of a monkey in black and brown glossy glaze; one porcelain brush pot with floral decoration al

Chinese Chin Dynasty Gnu Ware Crackle Glaze Ink Pot, Porcelain. 2 inches tall. 19th century. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submi

The exterior and interior neck applied in bubbled reddish brown glaze, the bottom with a six-character mark. 7inch H, 7.7inch L, 4.5inch W.

White ground jar with blue and brown glaze horses on the exterior of the body. The jar has a gently flared lip, a central ridge dividing the body into two parts, and two animal form handles. Eight hor

Th interior painted with large blooms among curly leafy scrolls, the exterior and interior rim applied with an even brown glaze except the foot ring, with a thin band around the sides. 10.4inch D, 3.2

The pear-shaped body ring to a waisted neck and flared rim, carved the exterior in low relief with foliage scrolls, covered overall in soft brown glaze. Approx. 12-11-7 inch.

The tall ovoid body exterior covered in yellow-brown glaze suffused with a matrix of crackles, set with a spout, a handle and two side handles. Approx. 11-6.3 inch.

5 white and brown glaze porcelain items from the Ming Dynasty or earlier. Includes a simple round brush pot, one frog form water dropper, two frog form brush pots and holders, and one simple vase form

Chinese Gilt Gold Tea Dust Glaze Porcelain Big Pot w Qianlong Mark Dimension: 355*270*270(mm) 13.98*10.63*10.63(in) Weight 9.20 lbs/4173 g Tips about Chinese Porcelain Chinese ceramic ware is an art c

7 yellow ware miniatures includes 3 chamber pots with stripes, an inkwell with brown glaze, a pudding mold, a brown glaze covered pot and sand finish cream pitcher, largest is inkwell that is 3 1/2"

Modeled in special duck form, the exterior covered with crackled turquoise glaze, the hollow inside covered in mottled brown glaze. 13inch L, 8inch W, 8.2inch H.

CHINESE HUI STYLE PORCELAIN BRUSH POT H 4.9" DIA 3.85" Having a Hui style edge augmented with brown glaze and a cobalt floral motif. Underglaze painted hairline cracks on exterior and interior.

Group of 7 small porcelain brush pots from the 18th -19th Century. 2 light brown glaze, 2 light blue glaze, and 3 pale green glaze frog form brush pots. Dimensions range from 2 3/4 inches wide by 1 1/

Chinese Geyao Porcelain Water Pot 2''x4''. Lobed melon form porcelain water pot or brush washer with black and brown crackle glazes. Interior glaze wear form use. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qi

Deep lobed rounded sides supported on a slightly tapered foot, covered with base color of clair-de-lune covered by bright Jun-Ware red glaze. Yongzheng mark on base. 5 1/2" diameter.

哥窯八角洗A fine and rare porcelain brush pot in Ge ware, within hexagonal shape. Brown tone throughout. Flower-edge at rim.

2pc Chinese Crackle Glaze Small Vase & Brush Pot. Porcelain vase or water pot measures 2''x3'' and has geyao crackle. Small brush pot is 3''x3.25'' and has a reddish brown ge crackle glaze. Excellent

Pair of porcelain fish form brush pots from the 18th - 19th Century. Brown and blue glaze brush pots sculpted into fish. One pot is of two fish curled together, the other a single fish. The single fis

Of domed form, covered overall with white glaze with natural brown crackles. 3.2*2.8inch.

CHINESE DING-WARE PORCELAIN BOWL, H 2.5", DIA 13.5" A Chinese Ding-ware porcelain bowl having a dark brown glaze with molded floral and phoenix bird designs.

Chinese Celadon Geyao Brush Pot 4.75''x4''. A fine porcelain brush pot with heavy brown and black crackle glazes. Interior glaze wear from use and hairline crack on bottom. 18th century, Qing dynasty.