Hexagon Jar, Late Ming

A Chinese blue and white jar, Wanli Mark but dating from the late Ming Dynasty ,in globular form .surmounted by a short waisted neck, boldly painted around the exterior in shades of cobalt blue with l

A Chinese blue and white jar, Wanli Mark but dating from the late Ming Dynasty ,in globular form .surmounted by a short waisted neck, boldly painted around the exterior in shades of cobalt blue with l

A BLUE AND WHITE 'IMMORTALS' JAR, LATE MING TO TRANSITIONAL PERIOD China, early 17th century. Of baluster form, depicting a continuous scene with two immortals seated at the shore and stylized fishing

A SANCAI JAR, LATE MING DYNASTY TO EARLY QING DYNASTY China, early 17th to early 18th century. The ceramic vase of baluster form, decorated with mythical beast masks and bands of leaves in high relief

Underglaze blue jar with figures design. Height 152mm, 6"inch

A Very early likely Ming dynasty Chinese pot - Piece has marking at base- Overall very good stable condition with no noted chips or cracks.Piece measures 8" tall--Provenance- From the estate of Dora S

Underglaze copper red jar with lotus scroll motif. Height 90mm, 3-1/2"inch Extra info regarding: 1. Death bubbles, item less than 100 years may not show any death bubbles, the process is by replacing

Late Ming Wanli Jar with bird & floral motif. PROVENANCE: This item is from the estate of Falquier and Harned, Ltd. Antique dealers from Destin, FL. SHIPPING: in-house shipping.

3 Chinese Porcelains: a Cizhou fluted Jar with calligraphy probably late Ming Dynasty now matched with a Cizhou type cover; a Cizhou type meiping with crackle and brown slip designs and an unglazed ba

The robust baluster body rising from a flat base to a broad shoulder and a short constricted neck, the exterior of the body divided into four cartouches, all painted in rich cobalt-blue tones with lar

Chinese late Ming dynasty blue and white jar, c1650, 7.1"Hx3.9"dia

Robustly potted, the ovoid body rising from a waisted base and flared foot, painted with large lotus blossoms borne on leafy scrolling stems, between a lappet band around the base and detached floral

Oil Jar. 19th century, green glaze, loop handle with repair to rim. 8w x 7d x 9h.

Two large Chinese late Ming Dynasty pottery jars; each of bulbous form, with everted rim; showing four moulded handles to high shoulders; each with label from the National Museum of the Philippines; P

probably late Ming dynasty, ovoid jar decorated with underglaze blue rings along the shoulder and foot, the body enamel decorated with leafy scrolls and large blossoms, with carved and pierced wooden

Chinese Blue & White Dragon JarLarge Chinese late Yuan/early Ming-style blue and white porcelain vase; of high shoulder tapering towards the base, depicting a sinuous dragon amid a celestial field (ty

Rare Chinese Late Ming Dynasty Wucai Porcelain Jar with 2 Yellow enameled Lions and scrolling iron red flowers & green enamel leaves, the flat base unglazed, mouth with iron slip, and evidence of cent

Late Ming China Multi Colored Jar with Reliefs Really nice green glaze, the interior in yellow, the various applied reliefs are in yellow, blue, aubergine and white. A vase, never covered, likely from

Large Chinese Antique Porcelain late Ming Blue and White Jar Vase tank, with hand painted peacock. Dimensions: 17,4 x 22

A grouping of six Late Ming dynasty Chinese blue and white porcelain jars with dragon motifs and rabbit maker's mark on bottom. Each has Philippines National Museum label #0090827. each featuring vary

Green glaze, South China w/under glaze raised motif on panels, poss. 19th C. 3 5/8" tall. As found.

Late Ming dynasty blue&white porcelain jar; the exterior body design with continuous scene of figures in a courtyard garden; the upper section includes the neck resembles a blossom. Height: 24.13cm

Chinese, late Ming dynasty/ Transitional Period, 17th Century, of ovoid form body with wood cover and stand. Painted in a brilliant blue with a continuous scene of a pair of Qilin beastaccompanied by

Chinese, Tianqi Period (Late Ming D) the globular body painted in inky cobalt tones with few scholars meeting up in a garden, one sitting in the pavilion ,with a "rabbit" mark underside H: 6.5"(16cm)