Chinese Shiwan Ware Pottery Ceramic Figurines(3)

Chinese Shiwan Ware Pottery Luohan Statue. 19th C. H 24 cm

Chinese Shiwan Ware Pottery Liuhai on Toad Statue.. H 16 cm

Chinese shiwan ware pottery Buddha, depicting Shakyamuni Buddha standing on a lotus. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art

DESCRIPTION: Vintage Shiwan ware ceramic sculpture depicting a warrior donning body armor and performing an infelicitous form of the gongshou ("fist-in-palm salute") signifying mourning. Marked on int

Chinese Shiwan Ware Pottery Figure with Carved Stand, attrib. to Huo Lan, 7 1/2" High

Pair of antique Chinese Shiwan ware pottery models of dogs; seated on hind legs with front paws extended and mouths open in a slight snarl; showing finely moulded and incised detailing; each signed to

Antique Chinese Shiwan Ware Mudman Pottery Figurine 10.50" Tall Preowned from an Estate as Pictured. (There is a Fleck on the Left Hand Robe Garment). $15 Domestic Shipping.

Antique Chinese Shiwan Ware Mudman Pottery Figurine 10.75" Tall Preowned from an Estate as Pictured. Good Preowned Condition. $15 Domestic Shipping.

TWO ANTIQUE VINTAGE CHINESE SHIWAN MUDMEN FIGURES POTTERY FIGURINES 3.5 " TALL IN HOUSE SHIPPING $12 fREE PICK UP

Two vintage Chinese Jun ware pottery vessels. Each features a light ground with maroon and purple spotting and glazed finish. Includes a carved wooded display stand. Apparently no signature. SHIPPINGH

Hummert Estate: Pair Vintage Chinese Shiwan Pottery Feng Shui Foo Dogs, rolling ceramic ''pearls'' in each of their mouths, measure 8.5''L x 5.5''H x 5.25''W, fabulous pieces, FYI: ''Made in the old S

20th c. Decorative Large Shiwan Ware Lion in Brown Glaze. Measures 12"x7"x11 1/2". Weight 7 pds. PROVENANCE: A Pawleys Island SC Private Estate. Shiwan ware is Chinese pottery from kilns located in th

Antique Chinese "Pei Ji" signed Shiwan Ware Potterry Blue Jun Glazed Ceramic Vase, h. 13 inches, ca. 19th - early 20th century.

East Asia, China, Song Dynasty, ca. 1127 to 1279 CE. A stunning ceramic dish presenting a ring-form foot, a shallow basin, and a flared rim, all enveloped in a lustrous glaze of gorgeous hues of viole

A SHIWAN WARE PEACH BLOOM GLAZED CERAMIC FIGURE OF A SAGE, c. 1920s China, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) to Republic Period (1912-1949). The seated figure depicted leaning on his right hand and holding his

This vase with two confronting phoenix has a blue mottled glaze that is thick and unctuous with splatterings of black and white. The glaze is a signature of the wares of Shiwan, the pottery center of

A GROUP OF CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS, SONG DYNASTY AND LATER. To include a Qingbai ware pottery bowl with lotus lappet exterior; A Cizhou type black glazed pottery dish; A melon shaped pottery ewer covere

(lot of 5) Chinese ceramic ducks, 20th c., including: (3) blue and white porcelain duck-form teapots, with metal handles, (one) lacking decorative caps at ends of handle, (2) Shiwan ware ducks, (one)

Chinese Cizhou Ware Ceramic Jar 6.5"x5". A decorated pottery jar with carved rosewood lid and stand. Some slight glaze crazing. Excellent condition. 19th century or older, Qing dynasty.

FOUR CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS, SONG DYNASTY AND LATER. To include a Cizhou ware brown glazed pottery jar with carved stylised floral decoration; A brown glazed jar with looped handles to shoulder; A tort

Chinese archaic style pottery ding or tripod censer, having a cylinder neck with flattened rim flanked by rectangular handles above a globular body, the whole resting on out-swept tripod feet with yel

Jun ware is a type of Chinese pottery, one of the Five Great Kilns of Song dynasty ceramics. Despite its fame, much about Jun ware remains unclear, and the subject of arguments among experts. Several

Jun ware is a type of Chinese pottery, one of the Five Great Kilns of Song dynasty ceramics. Despite its fame, much about Jun ware remains unclear, and the subject of arguments among experts. Several

Jun ware is a type of Chinese pottery, one of the Five Great Kilns of Song dynasty ceramics. Despite its fame, much about Jun ware remains unclear, and the subject of arguments among experts. Several