Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Yellow Glaze Jar

Yellow Glaze Eight Auspiciousness Ewer Width:12cm.Height:13.5cm. Provenance: Acquired from Chinese Antique Shop released out around late Qing Dynasty. Yellow glaze gently glowing overall the whole sur

Yellow Ground Green Dragon Zhadou Diam.20cm.Height:15cm. Provenance: Acquired from Chinese Antique Shop released out around late Qing Dynasty. Opened mouth, Yellow ground glazes, reversed on green run

Chinese Qing Dynasty Kangxi yellow glaze boy holding lotus and melon edge jar

A PAIR OF YELLOW GLAZED BRUSHPOTS WITH APPLIED DECORATIONS, LATE QING China, late Qing dynasty (1644-1912). Each of cylindrical form, covered overall in a lemon-yellow glaze, and applied in relief wit

Pair Chinese yellow Peking glass jars, Late Qing dynasty (19th/20th c.), good quality, carved in low relief with deer, exotic bird, and flowering branch motif, unmarked, 6"h x 5.25"w Provenance: The C

Subject: Sage or immortal Type: Ginger jar Materials: Glazed porcelain Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Ca. 1900 Maker: Late Qing Dynasty or Republic period Description: A ca. 1900 Chinese Sanc

Two (2) Chinese Antique Yellow Glazed Porcelain Jars: of Late Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 3-1/2" (biggest)

A FRENCH JAPONISME GILT BRONZE ORMOLU MOUNTED YELLOW CRACKLE GLAZE LIDDED JAR, 1870-1900, the yellow crackle glaze, covered pot, attributed to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), Guangxu Period (1875-1908),

Qing Dynasty Yong Zheng Period, High:12.00 inch; Diameter:3.5 inch

Qing Dynasty Yong Zheng Period, High: 12.00 inch; Diameter:3.5 inch

China, Ming & Qing Dynasty, ca. 15th to 18th century CE. First is a Ming Dynasty pottery jar with almost buttercream-yellow glaze, foot left reserved. Next is a Qing Dynasty Qianlong pottery short jar

It is 61 cm high and 25 cm wide. Under the bright yellow glaze, there are blue material color double dragon patterns, the Dragon floating mouth of carved porcelain, the endless rippling edge, and the

LATE QING DYNASTY FLAMBE GINGER JARChina, late 19th century, deep red flambe glaze with purple flecking near rim and unglazed footing with markings underfoot. Carved wooden lid and base.9" height

Mirror Pair Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Temple Jars with a design of Generals on Horseback and Soldiers in Historical Battle, the shoulders with a yellow ground cloud col

Porcelain. China, late Qing Dynasty, approx. 19th cent. Very flat vessel with wide opening. External deep "ox blood" glaze, inside light grey color tone with distinctive craquelling glaze. The rim is

A Chinese Yellow Ground Famille Rose and Grisaille Decorated Porcelain Covered Jar Late Qing Dynasty Height 15 1/2 inches.

A PAIR OF CHINESE SANCAI GLAZE EARTHENWARE SEATED HOUND DOGS ON STAND, LATE QING DYNASTY (1644-1912), glazed porcelain with underglaze patches of pale brown, yellow, and celadon green, the dog is seat

of slender meiping form, by Wang Bing Rong (1840-1900), with kylin finial, above a body carved with a scene of a water bird within a pond setting, in rich tones of turquoise, puce, yellow and green, s

China, late Qing dynasty or Republican Dimensions: 6" (15.2cm) H Of a bulbous body with a sloping shoulder rising to a cylindrical neck, covered in sancai glaze with decoration of 'three friends of wi

Urn form with a yellow ground and peach and bat decoration. Late Qing Dynasty. Dimensions:height 15 3/4in; diameter 8 3/4in

China, late Ming to early Qing Dynasty, ca. 16th to 18th century. A very finely potted covered jar decorated in blue and white glaze. Lid is decorated with 4 horses in various poses, small raised hand

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

red, yellow and green glaze with Fu dogs and flowers in the Ming manner, Qing dynasty h. 24 cm (9 1/2 in.)

A LARGE LEMON-YELLOW AND UNDERGLAZE BLUE VASE, 19TH CENTURY China, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912), late 19th century. Of tianqiuping shape, originally covered in a white crackled glaze probably from the Dao