TWO CHINESE GLAZED EWERS

Lot 116 Two Chinese Glazed Stoneware Ewers each glazed with curving green lines on white ground height: 9 inches width: 5 3/4 inches Provenance: From the Private Collection of Joseph Rondina

Two Chinese glazed ceramic ewers, each with molded handles and green glaze details; overall good condition, minor wear; the larger H 10 1/2" x D 5 1/2" (approx.)

Two Chinese glazed ceramic ewers; one Song-style dingyao, incised with cover; the other Tang-style; H: 8" (approx.)

Two (2) Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Bowl & Ewer; Size: H: 7-1/4" (biggest)

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

Two Chinese Song-style ceramics, including: flambé glazed ewer, of oxblood coloration with fine purple flecks throughout, pale blue and purple glazed interior; together with junyao-type purple

Two Chinese White Glazed PorcelainsTwo Chinese white glazed porcelains: large Ming-style ewer with cover; together with spitoon-like bowl; H: 9" (taller)

Two Chinese porcelains: old covered box, of rounded form with delicately enameled beauties and deer to cover, four-character mark to side; together with Ming-style wucai enameled ewer showing writhing

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

Chinese Black-glazed ewers, set of two Tang Dynasty 7 h × 6 dia in (18 × 15 cm) 6 h × 3.5 dia in (15 × 9 cm)

Two Chinese Ceramics: Ming-style blue and white porcelain bowl, Chenghua mark to base, but later; together with Tang-style glazed covered ewer; D: 7 1/4" (widest, approx.)

A Chinese Celadon Glazed Ewer. In the form of a ram. Together with a pair of celadon glazed ram form cruets and two celadon glazed vases (taller vase: 5.75") Height: 7.75"

Chinese glazed ceramic ewer, with a dark brown ground with two blue-white splashes on the ovoid body, 9.5"h; Provenance: Property from a Beverly Hills estate

A CHINESE QINGBAI GLAZED POTTERY EWER, YUAN DYNASTY. The small globular ewer with moulded decoration in two halves with short spout and handle. 8.5cm tall. Slight chip to rim. Otherwise in good overal

A CHINESE BROWN GLAZED TWIN CHICKEN-HEAD EWER, JIN DYNASTY. Covered in a brown glaze with two looped handles and handle. Probably Eastern Jin (317-420). 21.5cm tall Overall good condition with no sign

Two Chinese Yuan-style celadon glazed ceramics: covered lobed jar; together with bird-motif ewer; H: 8 1/2" (tallest, approx.)

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:

Two (2) Chinese pottery or porcelain items. 1st item: Chinese Tang Dynasty style sancai glazed and molded earthenware pottery ewer or flask with incised decoration to the body, scalloped rim and anima

Two Chinese Porcelain LadiesChinese turquoise blue glazed standing Bodhisattva, hands in a praying mudra; together with Ming-style ewer in the form of a dancing lady, her topknot as the cover, 6-chara

3pc Early Chinese Tang Stoneware Ewers 6'' to 7'' Tall. Two brown glazed vessels and one qingbai splash glazed ewer that has been reconstructed. Yuan to Tang dynasty, 7th to 13th century. Private coll

Four Chinese Song-style porcelains: brown glazed tulip vase; brown glazed ewer, with moulded handle and spout; together with two 'hare's fur' glazed bowls, with glaze pooling before the ba

Five various Chinese and Japanese ceramics, including: green and orange-brown glazed ewer, of unusual crescent form; pottery grouping, comprised of two horses eating at a trough; bulbous jar with flar

Two Chinese ceramics: Tang-style ewer, showing moulded figures to body; together with Song-style parcel-glazed bottle vase; H: 8" (tallest, approx.)

Five Han-Style Glazed & Painted Pottery VesselsGroup of five Chinese Han-style glazed and painted pottery vessels: two tripod vessels, wall vase, ewer, and globular vase; D: 8 1/2" (largest)