Tang Dynasty Three Colored Green Glaze Stirred Body Biyong Inkstone

China, Tang Dynasty, rimmed wide mouth, baluster formed body with flat base, small spout and looped handle, colored with grey, green glaze and brown base. Height 11 1/4 in.

China, Tang Dynasty, rimmed wide mouth, baluster formed body with flat base, small spout and looped handle, colored with grey, green glaze and brown base. Height 11 1/4 in.

Han dynasty, The circular body is set upon three legs and fitted with a lid. The entirety is covered with a very deep colored green glaze. The lid is carved with various animal motifs.Diameter 22.5cm

THREE-LEGGED GREEN GLAZE JAR WITH LID, FROM GONGXIAN WARE IN TANG DYNASTY, CHINA H. 16.5 cm. L. 7.5 cm.

唐 三彩執壺 The ovoid body rising to a wide flaring neck, set with a short cylindrical spout and arched handle, decorated with amber brown and green glaze. Tang Dynasty p

A Chinese sancai vase dating from the Tang dynasty. The body is glazed green with three low relief decorations that are glazed yellow. Dimensions are: 7 inches tall X 4 inches wide, 17.8 cm X 10.2 cm.

Chinese Multi-colored Glazed Jar, probably Tang Dynasty (618-907), is an earthenware jar made primarily for tombs. The tri-colored glaze--green, yellow and ochre--freely flowed over the jar and contra

(2) Tang Era sancai-glazed pottery earth spirits, Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD),including a figure with feline body in cream, ochre and green glazes, with unglazed head, horn and ears, mark to underside,1

CHINESE GREEN-GLAZED BOTTLE VASE, TANG DYNASTY With globular body and long thin neck leading into an everted rim on a splayed foot. Covered in a thin green glaze stopping short of the rim on a flat ba

CHINESE GREEN-GLAZED JAR, TANG DYNASTY Of ovoid form with everted rim, slightly splayed foot and flat base covered in a green glaze down to the foot rim with stamped pearl decoration around the body.

Likely Tang Dynasty, Gongxian kiln, of ovoid shape with a pale green glaze over a white slip on a pale buff earthenware body h. 8 dia. 8-1/2 in. Provenance: Items from an important South Salem, NY fam

Chinese Song Dynasty Celadon Plate : Ceramic with dark olive green celadon-colored glaze. Sprawling bowl-shaped body with an inverted, prong-shaped mouth on a slightly increased foot ring. Floral d&e

probably Tang Dynasty, set with a spreading lip and ovoid body, decorated with raised leaf motifs to body in a brown glaze on a green ground, flanked by handles and facetted spout, a/f, height 18cm Pr

possibly late Sui/Tang dynasty, jar with wide everted rim and ovoid body, with two loop handles molded on the shoulder, coveredÿon the exterior in a thin tan colored glaze, 6-3/8 x 5 in. Provenance:

Chinese. The marbled body potted with compressed globular body rising to everted rim, covered overall with a rich green glaze. Tang or Song Dynasty period. Height: 3 7/8 in (9.8 cm) Width: 2 1/2 in (6

China, Tang Dynasty, Sancai Jar, round body on footed base with round fitted cover, dark green glaze dappled with large yellow spots throughout. Height 4 1/2 in. Provenance: Dorothy Tepper Goldman co

* A Light Celadon Glazed Pottery Alms Bowl possibly tang dynasty (618-907) having a globular body covered in a pale sea-green glaze stopping above the foot, set in a fitted brocade box. Diameter 4 inc

Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Altar Vase , probably Tang Dynasty (618-907), mask-loop handles, body molded with dragons, overall amber, blue and green glaze, h. 8 in . Provenance: New Orleans Antiquar

Large Tang Dynasty spirit jar, with a green iridescent glaze over red ware, comprised of three interlocking pieces, approximately 33.5 inches. Illustrated in The Ceramics of China 5000 B.C. to 1912 A.

THREE CHINESE CHANGSHA TYPE BOWLS, TANG DYNASTY STYLE. Buff ground with green and brown glaze stylised decoration. 15cm - 20cm. (3) Glaze chip to smallest bowl rim with shallow chips to foot. Two larg

Coated with a crackled blue-green celadon glaze. The body shape is rounded and stands on three elongated feet. At the height of each foot it has vertical lines molded in the shape of ribs that end wit

A Chinese Sancai glazed tripod water coupe, dating from the Tang dynasty (618-906). The small coupe has three creature feet setting the body from the surface. The sancai glaze drips down the body and

Finely molded figure of lion on a pierced rockwork base with hind leg raised to scratch. The body is glazed with the straw, green and amber glaze. A rare form of the motif seen in the Tang Dynasty. Di

Chinese ,Tang Dynasty, the elegant ovoid body rising from a splayed foot to a narrow neck and flared rim, applied with a white slip and splashed with amber, green and transparent glazes over a resist