Early Chinese Ceramic Celadon Ewer

Four Early-Style Chinese CeramicsFour Early-style Chinese ceramics: celadon faceted ewer with cover; olive-green standing child holding a lamp base; celadon teapot in the form of a basket with fish an

Group of four early Chinese ceramic pieces, including one paste box, one double gourd ewer, one miniature pitcher with celadon glaze, and one high-fired lidded vessel on three legs and a round base.Pr

Early Chinese pale celadon ewer with minor chip to lip, 8" tall

Early Chinese celadon ceramic pillow, 15th century

Group of four Early-style Chinese glazed ceramics: celadon crackle vase with moulded leaves to shoulder; two olive-green bowls, one with moulded dragons and with signature; together with celadon crack

Group of three early style Chinese ceramics, including white glazed ewer, elaborately incised glazed vase, and white glazed incised vase with floral design; largest H 10" x D 5" (approx.)

Group of three Chinese Early-style ceramics: two celadon; one crackle-glazed guan-type; H: 8" (largest)

Group of three Chinese Early-style ceramic vases, including: celadon glazed of faceted form with moulded handles; crackle glazed, of faceted ovoid form, with incised mark to base; together with celado

Chinese early style celadon glazed ceramic candlestick with molded designs to body; some wear and general firing flaws; H 14" x D 8 1/4" (approx.)

including Low Bowl with handles, traces of original decoration, 13" x 9 3/4". Ewer, 6 5/8" high Glazed Low Bowl, 6" diameter and two handled Pot , 3 3/4" high

GROUP OF THREE CHINESE CERAMIC ITEMS. To include a celadon 'dragon and phoenix' ewer, a green enamelled jar and a blue and white bowl, Ming dynasty. Ewer 14.5cm height. (3) All items in good overall c

Two Chinese ceramics: crackle-glazed vase, of ovoid form, with two moulded loop handles; together with celadon glazed ewer, of faceted form, with animal-motif mouth; H: 9" (tallest, approx.&#4

A Yuan/Ming Dynasty Celadon Ewer. Provenance: The Meisner Collection. The Meisner Collection was started in the early 1940s and was assembled up until the early 1990s by Gudrun Meisner. Meisner was on

Ceramic with Longquan glaze. China, 14th century – Yuan or very early Ming Dynasty This early ceramic dish shows an even longquan celadon glaze. The carved petal décor and the barbed, floral

Group of five (5) early Chinese and Pre-Columbian ceramic items including one (1) Chinese celadon engraved lotus blossom bowl, one (1) Korean black and white covered bowl, one (1) Pre-Columbian figura

Two Chinese Yuan-style celadon glazed ceramics: ewer; together with bowl; H: 6" (tallest, approx.)

Late 19th/early 20th century Each earthenware plate with a celadon crackle glaze, 2 pieces Each: 2.25" H x 10.5" Dia. approximately

TANG STYLE SANCAI GLAZE EWERChinese, early 20th century, ceramic. The anthropomorphic, handled vessel in green and brown sancai glaze, and with molded, phoenix form lid.17 in. (43.2 cm.)

DESCRIPTION:Chinese celadon ceramic vase. Features a waved arching design and traditional celedon hue. Finished with a crackle glaze and stands on a rectangular base. CIRCA:Early 20th Ct. ORIGIN:China

4 - Chinese Ceramics; large qingbai fluted vase with five lobed mouth, sancai glazed chicken ewer, longquan incised plate and celadon Dragon handled cup with spur marks to glazed over base. Good condi

Two Chinese Early-style ceramics, including: flambé glazed jar, of bulbous form with two moulded handles; together with ewer with moulded handle to neck, loop handles and spout to shoulder; H:

Early 20thC. Baluster form with Taoisist symbols of happiness, joy, good fortune, longevity and immortality. 23 1/2"h x 14"d

Pair of Chinese celadon green ceramic barrel form garden seats. Late 19th C. - early 20th C. Height: 14 in. Diameter: 7 in.

Five Chinese Early-style pieces, including: pair of white glazed ceramic ducks; unglazed pottery ewer; carved stone horse; together with unglazed pottery ram; L: 11" (approx.)