Korean Buncheong粉靑酒甁 Ware

Four Korean Buncheong Ware Bowls, Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), the four round footed bowls with sgraffito decoration and iron oxide glaze, three with leaf motifs and one with fish and aquatic plant dec

Korean Buncheong ware jar. Of blue, beige and green tone. With small lip and ovoid body featuring peonies. Resting on flat base. 23 x 17 cm, 1767 grams.

Dish with inscription and decorated with chrysanthemums and rows of dots. H:3in(7.6cm) D:7 1/4in(18.4cm)

NO RESERVE ON THIS LOT! ANTIQUE KOREAN BUNCHEONG WARE VASE - JOSEON DYNASTY 15/16TH CENTURY. 18 CM TALL. PROVENANCE - LORTON VA ESTATE

Large and antique, Korean Buncheong stoneware bottle vase; of wide pear shaped form with short neck and flared rim; finely decorated all around with inlaid floral pattern, and interspersed with butter

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Korea, Choson Dynasty (also called Yi Dynasty), ca. 16th century CE. A lovely example of Korean Punch'ong or Buncheong ware - a traditional form of stoneware with

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, Korea, House of Yi or Joseon Empire, ca. 15th to 16th century CE. A beautiful example of buncheong ware, a distinctive type of Korean ceramic decorated with wh

Joseon Dynasty, Korea 15th-16th Century Pear-shaped, with flared mouth and with brown and cream slip decoration Provenance: A distinguished central Pennsylvania collection Dimensions: Height: 11 in.

Overall applied with a crackled celadon glaze, the waisted globular body decorated with large leafy scrolls, set with a knot on the handle, the spout carved with leaf pattern. 9.2*6.2*6inch. The Estat

Including a tea cup and a stand, both applied with celadon color glaze and painted with flowers, the cup carved in flower type, the stand carved with overlapping petals. 4.5*5.9inch (with stand). The

Of baluster form, with a broad shoulder and short tapered neck, painted around the body with large flowers and leafy scrolls between bands of lapped plantain leaves, with natural crackles. 12.6*6.7inc

Overall applied with a celadon tone glaze suffused with natural crackles, painted with flowers and butterflies on two sides, set with a loop on the handle. 7*6.2*4.9inch. The Estate of the King Chung

Four Buncheong Celadon Vases,Bowls in both johwa and bakji techniques, crackle glaze(6 Pcs) (JTIS2130/6){MM} Property Title / Biography: Litchfield County Auctions is pleased to offer the Korean Art C

Korean Buncheong Celadon Pear-Shaped Vase. The globular body tapering upward toward a slender waisted neck with an everted lip, the body inlaid and stamped with a central horizontal peony panel enclos

Overall applied with a celadon tone glaze, the pear-shaped body rising from a short foot to a waisted neck flared at the rim, painted with four medallions depicting willow trees, decorated with leafy

Appx. 7" tall. Short hairline from rim and small base rim chips.

Shin Sang Ho, Korean, b.1947, Buncheong Motif Ball Vase,crackle glaze,signed (JTIS2116){MM} Property Title / Biography: Litchfield County Auctions is pleased to offer the Korean Art Collection of Jeff

Overall applied with a celadon tone glaze, the interior and exterior decorated with circles of various motifs in creamy tone, the centre to the exterior inscribed with two characters. 7*1.8inch. The E

Korean buncheong bowl; of wide deep form, with flared rim and stepped base; the interior showing concentric bands of floral and geometric motifs; D: 10 3/4" approx.

With incised fish decoration, bottle form. Dimensions: 5 1/2" in diameter, 7 1/2". Provenance: From a local collection.

Joseon / Choson dynasty bowl with celadon glaze, inlaid decoration. Three kiln spurs to center of interior. Approx. 3" H, 7 1/4" D. Provenance: Estate of Cayce Odom of Charlottesville, VA.

Antique Korean celadon bowl dark green glaze Koryo/Choson dynasty. Measures 2.25" x 5". Excellent condition. We ship most items in this auction in house and gladly combine shipping if possible of mult

Korean buncheong rice barrel vessel. H:7in(17.8cm) W:7.5in(19cm)

including [Korean Buncheong Ceramics from Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art] by Soyoung Lee and Jeon Seung-chang, 2011; [Traditional Korean Furniture] by Edward Reynolds Wright and Man Sill Pai, Kodansha,