A CHINESE MING DYNASTY TURQUOISE GLAZED STONEWARE

A group of two Chinese Zhenwu with attendants stoneware statuettes. Ming Dynasty. Turquoise fahua glazed. 10" x 5".

An antique Chinese Ming Dynasty turquoise glazed ceramic jar or vase. The ware is made in a lobed design, and adorned with engraved images of rabbits. The neck is decorated with a traditional Greek mo

Pair of Chinese Ming Dynasty Style Turquoise Glazed Pottery Vases. Signed. Raised foliage relief and ribbon emblems. vase measures 8-1/8" H. Condition: Typical wear from age to vases, one stand has sp

Chinese Ming Dynasty turquoise-green glazed moulded pottery figure; of a seated Immortal with robes, the two-part mold clearly visible along the sides; H: 6 1/2"

PAIR OF CHINESE ROOF TILE FINIALS - Ming Dynasty Glazed Stoneware Foo Dog Finials, in opposing stances, with green, blue and brown glazes, on later wooden stands, 15 1/2" x 14" x 18" (figures only). W

Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty parcel-gilt and fahua glazed stoneware figure of Guanyin; seated in a position of ease, a boy in her lap, upon a base of cloud and wave motifs; H: 11" (approx.&#41

Rare Chinese 17 Century Ming/Qing Dynasty Stoneware Green Glazed Jars carved to the fronts with applied Flowers & Leaves glazed with yellow and clear glaze splashes; bases unglazed and each with simil

An Exquisite Turquoise-Glazed Incised 'Flower' Candlestick. Supported on a subtly splayed foot. Chinese Ming Dynasty. Xuande Six-Character Mark. Size:25.9cmx19cm

Rare Chinese Ming Dynasty Turquoise Ceramic Plate, probably for the Arab Market, with foliate edge and crackle to the glaze, the underside ribbed in turquoise to meet foliate edge with a white glazed

Chinese Dragon roof ornaments, pair Ming dynasty, 14th centurySancai-glazed stoneware each approximately: 22 h x 14 w x 8 d in (56 x 36 x 20 cm) Provenance: Estate of Toni Sch

A Chinese Black Glazed Stoneware Meiping Ming Dynasty or earlier Of typical form and of varying dark tone from black to brown. Height 8 inches C

Ming dynasty Cizhou type glazed stoneware jar, decorated with concentric bands, leaves and characters, height 21".

A 16TH CENTURY CHINESE MING DYNASTY FAHUA POTTERY FIGURE OF BUDAI, seated with exposed belly and one knee raised, his robes glazed in turquoise, his features and body in ochre, 7.7in high & 7in wide a

Measurements: Length: 28cm, Width: 15.5cm, Height: 43cm Chinese Ming Dynasty Douqing Gold Buddha Avalokiteshvara Porcelain Statue. All reserved in pale-turquoise- pale green celadon under glazed groun

A Fine and Rare Large Green and Cream Glazed Stoneware Bodhisattva, China, Ming Dynasty, The bodhisattva is shown seated in rajalilasana on a rock ledge below a dragon and a fu-dog, all within a rocky

Ming dynasty, northern stoneware. Brown glazed interior and exterior to lower body. Diameter 11.5 and 12.5cm Provenance: Private collection of Hampshire

possibly Ming/early Qing dynasty, two pear form stoneware vases with flared lips, dark brown/black glaze, 6-1/2 in. and 6-3/4 in.; probably Northern Thailand, possibly 14th/15th century, double handle

A TURQUOISE GLAZED 'mandarin ducks' STEM BOWL.HONGZHI PERIOD, MING DYNASTY. The property of Fornesa family's private collection.

An unusual Chinese Fahua / turquoise glazed pottery niche depicting Taoist deity Zhengwu and his acolytes, Ming Dynasty, some losses and restorations, from a private New York City collection, 12 1/4\"

A YELLOW-GLAZED STONEWARE ‘DRAGON’ TILE CHINA, POSSIBLY MING DYNASTY Of circular shape, with a recessed central part, it is molded with a flying five-clawed dragons, chasing a flaming pear

Northern China, possibly Ming dynasty, of ovoid shape with raised neck, covered throughout with an off-white crackle glaze h. 9-1/2 in.

Chinese, modeled as a pair of bird-body mythical beasts glazed in rich turquoise and dark purple. Possibly Ming Dynasty.H. 26 cm (10 1/4 in.)

Three Chinese Stoneware Articles MING DYNASTY (1368-1644) comprising a pair of sancai glazed models of throne chairs and a cizhou style cat-form pillow. Height of largest 15 3/4 in., 40 cm. Property S

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A beautiful pair of stoneware vessels, each glazed in a dark brown, nearly black glaze known as martaban. The taller is a storage jar with a f