CHINESE KO WARE PEAR VASE

The elegant ovoid body tapering to a flared neck with everted rim, covered allover with a densely crackled glaze, 5.8 in high. Provenance: From the collection of Carl Schmid-Wahlgren, Gothenburg, Swed

Chinese Ko Ware pear vase, the elegant ovoid body tapering to a flared neck with averted rim, covered allover with a densely crackled glazed. Measures 5.8" (14.7cm) height. Provenance: From the collec

The pear-shaped body with facetted sides and chamfered corners, the neck set with a pair of tubular lug handles, covered overall in a thick glaze of soft gray tone with closely netted "fish roe" crack

The body with eight faceted sides rising to a grooved neck with flared mouth, covered all over with a pale beige glaze suffused with dark gray crackle joined by dense network of finer golden crackles,

The compressed body surmounted by a tall tapering neck below the everted mouth, the neck encircled by raised fillets simulating bamboo, covered overall with a pale glaze suffused with iron-gray crackl

Finely potted double-gourd shape, covered allover with a creamy glaze suffused with networks of dark gray and delicate golden crackles, 6 in high wide. Provenance: From the estate of Professor E.T. Ha

The elegant ovoid body tapering to a slender neck, covered allover with a lustrous glaze suffused with densely crckled glaze, 5.8 in high. Provenance: Formerly from the collection of Talbot O'Donovan,

The elegant ovoid body tapering to a slender neck, covered allover with a lustrous glaze suffused with densely crackled glaze,Height 5.8 in. Provenance: Formerly from the collection of Talbot O'Donova

The compressed globular body sloping to a slender neck, covered with an opaque glaze suffused with dense crackles, 5.3 in high. Provenance: Formerly from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clark, U

Finely potted double-gourd shape, covered allover with a creamy glaze suffused with networks of dark gray and delicate golden crackles, 6 in high wide. Provenance: From the estate of Professor E.T. Ha

CHINESE KO YAO WARE VASE, BEARING SPURIOUS REIGN MARK. HEIGHT 14 1/2"

Chinese Ko-Yao pear vase of pear shape with tapered neck, covered all over with rich opaque glaze suffused with long dark crackles joined by wide golden colored crackles, 5.8"h. Provenance: Estate of

CHINESE KO WARE RECTANGULAR HU VASE, of flattened oval body with a pair of tubular handles set with dual raised bands on the neck, covered allover with a creamy ivory glaze suffused with dark grey and

A CHINESE GE-WARE PEAR SHAPE VASE YUHUCHUNPING The bottle vase raising from a circular foot to a flared neck, covered overall in celadon glaze. DIMENSIONS: L. 13 cm. W. 13 cm. H. 22.5 cm. Weight 1030

Chinese Ding ware pear form vase, having a trumpet neck above a teardrop body incised with peonies and foliage, the whole tapering to a circular foot, 13.25"h x 6.25"w.

PAIR OF CHINESE KO-YAO CH'ING DYNASTY. CRACKLE WARE VASES WITH APPLIED FLOWERING BRANCHES. ON WOODEN STANDS.REPAIRS TO ONE VASE NEAR RIM. OTHER IN GOOD CONDITION. 10" H ON STAND

Chinese Guan ware pear-shaped vaseHeight: 6"

China, Song dynasty, Ge Ware vase, pear shaped body divided into six lobes with raised bands and pinched notches rising vertically to a flared floral mouth rim, with thick lustrous glaze throughout, w

Comprising a pear-shape vase, a meiping vase, and a mallet vase, tallest 7.3 in high. Provenance: From the estate of Professor E.T. Hall, Portland, Oregon, acquired from Parke Barnet Galleries, New Yo

The vessel potted in Chinese Traditional YuHuChun shape vessel, 'the pear shaped' bottle vase, a bottom-heavy body tapered gracefully to slender waisted neck flaring at the rim, supported on short spr

Three Chinese Ge ware type celadon porcelain vases, comprising two paneled meiping forms h. 9.75", w. 4.25"; and one lobed pear form vase with a scalloped rim, h. 9", w. 4". All apparently unmarked.

Chinese, Qing dynasty, a Lang Ware underglazed copper red vase of pear shape with cracked glaze to the interior and the base. H. 12.2 cm (4 3/4 in.)

comprising a pair of triangular table planters, a small inverted pear form polychrome vase, and a small dish. Old repair and losses to rim of vase. Largest: 7" high, 4 1/2" diameter. Provenance: Prope

Fine Chinese late Northern Song-style, jun ware yuhuchunping vase; the pear shape form with a single purple splash to the front; flared rim, and set on a short foot; usual minor wear; H: 13" (approx.)