Persimmon Glazed Ting Conical Bowl

Finely potted of wide conical shape with Quatre-lobed petal rim, evenly covered with a lustrous russet-brown glaze transforming to a darker brown below the rim, the unglazed foot rim revealing the fin

Finely potted of wide conical shape with Quatre-lobed petal rim, evenly covered with a lustrous russet-brown glaze transforming to a darker brown below the rim, the unglazed foot rim revealing the fin

Well potted rising from a short circular foot with gently rounded conical sides, covered overall with a mottled rust- brown colored glaze, the rim left unglazed revealing the white buff stoneware, 9 i

Chinese persimmon glazed ting bowl. Of wide conical form with gently rounded sides rising from a short foot rim, evenly covered all over with a lustrous russet-brown glaze, the rim unglazed revealing

A YAOZHOU PERSIMMON-GLAZED CONICAL BOWL, NOTHERN SONG DYNASTY China, 960-1127. Elegantly potted with flared sides supported on a neatly cut, slightly splayed foot, and covered overall in a glossy pers

A RARE PERSIMMON-GLAZED CONICAL BOWL SIZE:Dia:14.9cm, H:4.5cm

Of rounded conical sides flaring to a wide rim, the interior freely incised with a striding dragon, covered inside and out with a rich persimmon-brown glaze ending at the foot to reveal the white body

With deep flaring sides supported on a short foot, the interior indented to form six petals, covered allover in an opaque russet-brown glaze, the rim left unglazed revealing the white buff body, 7.3 i

The flaring conical sides rising from a straight foot to a flared rim, applied overall with an opaque russet-brown glaze, the transmuting on the interior and exterior thinning to reveal a lustrous bla

A'DING'PERSIMMON-GLAZED CONICAL BOWLDia:15.9cm, H:6.9cm

Finely potted with conical shape, covered allover with a lustrous persimmon colored glaze, except the foot ring, 4.9 in diameter. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Piccus, Hampton,

Antique Chinese Song/Jin Dynasty pottery tea bowl; the conical form set upon a short foot, and flaring subtly at the rim; of "hare's fur" type, with swaths of rich persimmon-colored glaze;

Chinese persimmon glazed ting ewer. Stoutly potted with ovoid body mounted with a double spout and a slender neck attached to a curved strap handle, the body freely incised with leafy peony scrolls, a

Chinese, possibly Song dynasty. Brilliant purple glazed body. Dia. 20.2 cm (8 in.), H. 9.3 cm (3 5/8 in.) Condition report available upon request.

Of elegant pear shaped body with a slender neck and wider rim, covered allover with a persimmon colored glaze mottled with iron black patches, 11.3 in high. Provenance: From the collection of Carl Sch

Of broad shoulders with a short neck tapering to a slender base, covered allover with a persimmon colored glazed suffused with dark patches, 11.5 in high. Provenance: From the collection of Carl Schmi

Chinese Crackle Glazed Conical Bowl. Of wide flaring sides with notched petal rim, covered allover with a pale ivory glaze suffused with iron black crackles, 4.3 in wideProvenance: From a private esta

Stoutly potted with ovoid body mounted with a double spout and a slender neck attached to a curved strap handle, the body freely incised with leafy peony scrolls, applied with an opaque russet-brown g

The rounded cup with flared rim and splayed foot resting within a recessed circular stand with lobed rim supported on a hollow splayed foot, covered overall with a mottled persimmon colored glaze, the

Of elegant ovoid body with broad shoulders tapering to a waisted neck to a flared mouth rim, covered overall with a lustrous persimmon colored glaze stopping just short of the unglazed base and foot r

Of slender pear shape body with tapered neck rising to a flared mouth rim, covered allover with a mottled rust-brown glaze, the foot unglazed revealing the white body, height 14.3 inches. Provenance:

Longquan Celadon Crackle Glazed Conical Bowl, of deep flaring sides resting on a small splayed foot, covered overall with a bluish-green glaze suffused with ice-like crackles, the glaze draining to mu

The elegant baluster body rising from a short spreading foot to a rounded shoulder rising to a tall ribbed neck with everted floral rim, covered overall with a mottled golden rust-brown colored glaze,

The flaring rounded sides rising from a short foot, the interior skillfully carved with a central stylized flower head, encircled by undulating peony scrolls, the exterior with overlapping petals, cov