White-Glazed Dragon Handle Amphora, Sui - Tang Dynasty

A white straw-glazed amphora vase flanked by a pair of curved double-strap handles applied with bosses and terminating in dragon heads that bite the dish-shaped mouth, all covered with a finely crackl

Beautiful and unusually rare white glazed ewer with dragon handle and incised concentric rings dates to the Tang Dynasty. Provenance: Joseph Rondina Antiques, New York. 12 inches tall

Lot 79 Chinese Straw Glazed Pottery Amphora with Dragon Handles (Tang Dynasty or later ) with the neck flanked by two dragon form handles and with glaze applied to the upper half of the vessel height

Chinese Tang Dynasty partial glazed amphora vase with dragon form handles. With label to the underside. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: vase measures approx. 16" h.

A Straw Glazed Amphora Vase With dragon handles on an ovoid body, now mounted as a lamp with a russet jade bi disk finial. Tang Dynasty {Height: 10 3/4 inches (27.3 cm) approximately of the vase} [Ove

Chinese Straw Glazed Earthenware Amphora , probably Tang Dynasty (618-907), double dragon handles, h. 16 1/4 in

Large Chinese Tang Dynasty Amphora Vase with oviform body and slender neck flanked by a pair of dragon-head handles, the upper portion covered in a straw glaze stopping in an irregular line midway dow

China, Sui (581-618) to early Tang Dynasty (618-907) Dimensions: 10.4" (26.5cm) H Of elongated ovoid form with a low cylindrical neck and rim, the shoulders with 4 heavily formed double lug handles lu

A Chinese stoneware amphora vase with dragon handles, Tang dynasty, 7th C. H.: 36,2 cm Provenance: A Belgian private collection.

Cream Glaze with Dragon handles,16 3/8" x 7" Lower section of the amphora is left unglazed. Burial dirt adhearing. Private Collection NY

A Chinese Pottery candle holder, from Tang Dynasty, Gongyao. White glazed ceramic China, Tang dynasty (618-906) Candle stick with a coiled dragon around the body Carried by a round base Sculpturally c

Decorated with two extravagant dragon handles, dipping into the high stemmed neck, unglazed base, Tang Dynasty, 618-907, previously drilled to decorate a lamp, some glaze losses, firing imperfections

PROVENANCE: From Estate of William J. Kramp (1923 - 2019) of Hockessin, Delaware. WWII Veteran, Private Collector. A CHINESE WHITE GLAZED DOUBLE HANDLE MOON FLASK VASE, MING DYNASTY Yongle period 30.

possibly Song dynasty, baluster vase with leaf design and two dragon form handles on neck, 17-1/2 x 7 in. Provenance: From the Estate of a Harvard University Professor, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Three Chinese Dynastic Glazed EwersThree Chinese Tang/Ming Dynasty glazed pottery ewers: pale yellow ovoid form with dragon body handle; short jun-type of globular form; straw-glazed of rounded form w

3pc Chinese Tang to Song Dynasty Ceramics 3'' to 6.5''. Includes a brown glazed double gourd jarlet, a sancai handled censer, and a jun ware dragon handled ewer. Chip to ear of dragon head handle. Ove

Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Altar Vase , probably Tang Dynasty (618-907), mask-loop handles, body molded with dragons, overall amber, blue and green glaze, h. 8 in . Provenance: New Orleans Antiquar

Qing Dynasty White Glazed Dehua Ware 'Ding' Form Censer, 18th c., on tripod base, with dragon head lugs, two loop handles. 3 1/2" high (including ears), approx. 3" diameter. Old museum acquisition num

A rare late Tang-Five Dynasty period amphora. It has a dragon head as spout and gracefully curved Ru yi as handle. It has thick and well potted body with a long pillar-like neck and gracefully contour

Chinese, Ming dynasty. Of compressed ovoid form body, covered in milky-white crackle glaze with a pair of small coiled chilong dragon handles flanking the short, straight neck. Partially glazed interi

Tang or Tang-style, with Dragon-form handles and glaze dripping to the waist, h. 12-1/2 in.

Translucent glaze, stoneware vase from the Tang dynasty. This tall vase has twin dragon head handles and a sculpted neck. Figures of children are molded where the handle meets the shoulder of the vase

H28cm L23.5cm. A White-glazed Lion, Tang Dynasty

Lot 201 Two Chinese Ceramic White Glazed Vessels (Tang Dynasty) each of baluster form with short neck and everted rim height (larger): 5 3/4 inches diameter (larger): 5 1/2 inches Provenance: From th