Chinese Ming Water Dropper

China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. Rare mottled glazed pottery water dropper in the form of a recumbent tiger. Impressed with spots and glazed to mimic the coloration of a tiger. Cute!

Lot of 2 antique Chinese glazed brown and celadon pottery water droppers. Qing? Ming? Dynasty or earlier? No apparent marks. Largest measures approx. 2 1/2" height x 4 1/2" length x 4" width. Celadon

Late Ming Chinese Bronze Buffalo Water Dropper, the well modeled figure with open mouth and a hole at the back for water control. Age related deep patina; a rectangular hole in the base originally plu

A Chinese bronze mythical three-legged water dropper, Ming-early Qing Dynasty, chánchú (蟾蜍), 11.2cm long, on fitted craved wood stand明代至清早&#2

AN UNUSUAL CHINESE MING STYLE COPPER-RED COMBINED WATER DROPPER & EWER, the hollow handle forming the water dropper, the sides decorated with formal foliage,15.8cm high.

Qing/Ming Dy Chinese Bronze Mandarin Duck Water Dropper. 3 1/2 x 1 1/4 x 2 inches ( 9 x 3.5 x 5 cm ).

A Chinese Ming style blue and white 'double-duck'-form water dropper, H 8,8 cm; added: a ditto Ming type box and cover, decorated with cranes, flowers, fruits and fish, with a Wanli mark, H 8,5 - 10,7

Very unique style copper red glaze scholar water dropper with leaf-shape thumb rest. A collector item. Length 108mm, 4-1/4"inch

A Blue Glazed Porcelain Fu Lion-Form Water Dropper MING DYNASTY, 16TH CENTURY 明十六世紀 藍釉佛獅形水盂 molded in the form of a

Very unique shape white glaze watter dropper. Height 65mm, 2-1/2"inch

Figure of a frog with flowering vines in rich underglaze cobalt blue, a Chinese porcelain water dropper, 15th C. Unglazed base. Acquired in Tretes or Surabaja, East Java, Indonesia, circa 1970s. appro

Chinese Glazed Pottery Duck-Form Water Dropper , probably Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), overall green glaze, h. 2 1/4 in., w. 3 1/8 in. Provenance: Estate of Warren Paul Balovich (1926-1992), New Orleans.

Ming Period 15th Century - Annamese Porcelain / Blue & White Water Dropper in the Shape of a Monkey (Although Made at the Kilns in What Is Now Modern Day Viet Nam This Area Was at the Time Part of the

Seven Chinese Glazed Pottery Articles Ming Dynasty and earlier Comprising an ochre-glazed hound (Sotheby's Hong Kong, May 1985), a celadon duck-form water dropper, a buff-glazed twin-handled jar, a He

Kendi or water dropper in the form of a frog, with reserves showing a camel with palm trees one one side and an animal with rabbit ears and a long bushy tail on the other. Long slender neck with palm

15th C., Chinese or Annamese. Good bright blue and white glaze. Unglazed base. Approx. 6 1/2" L x 4 1/4" W x 4 1/2" H. Acquired in Asia in the 1960s-70s.

Two Chinese Glazed Pottery Figures Tang, Ming Dynasties Comprising an ochre-glazed figure of a tapir and a glazed water dropper in the form of the Three-Legged Toad. Length of largest 4 inches C

Ming Period 15th Century - Annamese Porcelain / Blue & white water dropper in the shape of a frog (Although made at the kilns in what is now modern day Vietnam this area was at the time part of the Ch

Light stoneware, green, yellow and brown glaze leaving the base largely exposed, craquelé. Figural thick-walled form on a flat round base, h. 7,5 cm. Duck with stretched neck holding a ball in its

Underglaze red and blue, scholar's square water dropper with molded cicada. A rare find! Length 107mm, 4-1/5"inch

Light stoneware, green and brown glaze leaving the base largely free. Peach-shaped vessel, oval flat base, handle in the shape of a bird, spout as tree branch, h. 10 cm. Restored. Estate, North Rhine-

Bronze Water Dropper Cast in the form a recumbent qilin. Ming Dynasty {Length: 3 3/4 inches (9.5 cm)} [Overall wear]

China, late Yuan to Ming Dynasty, ca. 1300 to 1500 CE. Gorgeous and quite rare Blanc De Chine ceramic water dropper in the form of a standing rooster. He is covered in nearly white glaze standing over

5 white and brown glaze porcelain items from the Ming Dynasty or earlier. Includes a simple round brush pot, one frog form water dropper, two frog form brush pots and holders, and one simple vase form