Pair Brown Glazed Wine/Food Jars

Pair of large Chinese brown glazed earthenware martaban jars, now mounted as lamps, having applied lion head handles and incised dragon decoration, not examined off of the bases for marks. Approximate

Pair of Weller green 9.75" vases, 6" Weller vase, Ridgways (England) 9.5" dia Shakespeare bowl & brown glazed jar marked Denmark 8.5" h x 9" dia (shatter crack on bottom - see pic)

AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE GINGER JARS with brown glazed bodies and brightly coloured panels depicting birds in blossoming branches - with four character mark beneath (25cm high)

A pair of 1970's McCoy pottery 'Thinking Dog' cookie jars depicting brown glazed dogs with tails as the lids. Marked 0272 McCoy on undersides. One jar missing lid.

The jar moulded with a pair of mythical beast handles, overall suffused with green tone with fine network of dark brown crackles. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 10 3/8 in (26.3 cm) Diameter: 8 7/8 in (2

4 Chinese Henan Brown Glazed Wares: a russet splash glazed bowl on a buff porcelain body; a small bowl or jar with double lip on a buff porcelain body; together with a pair of small containers with si

7 pieces; pair famille rose covered jar (5.8"x3.7"x4.8"), pair cloisonne vases (one damage) (7.9"x2.6"dia), and a vintage brown glazed meiping (top damage) (11"x5.5"dia), and 2 dzi bead style beads (0

Pair Tole Cache Pots with Lion Head Handles, having an antique yellow, brown, and gold depiction of a desert on the broad side of each vessel. Included is a coordinating Beige glazed ginger jar style

(pair) Large Chinese glazed earthenware covered Martaban storage jars, having sand and brown glaze palette, incised dragon encircling the body, and carved hand holds to either side of the jar, approx

Paiar VIntage Salt glazed Barrels, VIntage Pickle jars are ceramic both have gray toned lower half, 1 has light brown upper half, the other has dark brown toned upper half. Each measures approx 15 inc

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A beautiful pair of stoneware vessels, each glazed in a dark brown, nearly black glaze known as martaban. The taller is a storage jar with a f

A pair of vintage Chinese white crackle glazed vase items depicting iron red, yellow and green hand painted enamel warrior battle scenes. Covered ginger jar vase with etched brown bands and taller vas

Two Jin Dynasty Brown Glazed JarsTwo Chinese, Jin Dynasty, brown glazed jars; larger with wide mouth and flared neck; smaller of similar compressed form; D: 5 1/2" (larger); Provenance: From the Hashi

Pair brown glazed candle holders in animal motif, 7.5"H each

Chinese antique blue, red and white plate (repair, 1.7"Hx10.5"dia), and a brown glazed jar (5.25"Hx5.6"dia)

Chinese ,Song Dynasty, potted with rounded sides, the globular body to the mouth with a crisply cut lip, the exterior splashed with dark brown russet spots of various sizes emanating from the rim, the

Jin/Liao Moonflask & Brown Glazed JarChinese Jin/Liao Dynasty, brown glazed moonflask vessel, with honeycombed texture in relief; together with probably Jin Dynasty brown glazed small jar; H: 7 1/2";

Germany, most likely from the Annaberg area, ca. 17th century CE. This piece was produced in the mining region of the Saxon Erz Mountains. It is a rare large bowl in the form of a beaver, covered with

A Brown Glazed Jar with Four Loops, Tang Dynasty. H: 8.5 in. (21.5 cm)

China, Six Dynasties Period, ca. 222 to 589 CE. Large brown wheel-thrown glazed jar with short rim and two attached handles in modified Tao mask style. Rare to find from this time period! Size: 10" W

A rare brown glazed porcelain jar in the form of archaic style bronze jar, 10"Hx8.9"x8.5"

Large Chinese Martaban brown-glazed jar displaying a dragon. Accompanied by a footed wood stand. From a W 80th St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: jar measures approx. 31.5" high.

NORTHERN SONG DYNASTY, CHINESE BROWN GLAZED JAR H. 19.2 cm.

A very fine ancient Chinese Ochre Brown Glazed Jar, in classic form, the brown slip has a golden tone. The Vessel appears intact. Ming Dynasty, 15th-16th century. Measures 7 x 5.25 inches. Provenance: