Two Chinese Ming Dynasty Pottery Jars

Two antique Chinese Ming Dynasty pottery jars, each with four moulded handles to shoulders, including: ovoid form, with everted rim; together with globular form, with rolled rim; each with label from

Two large Chinese late Ming Dynasty pottery jars; each of bulbous form, with everted rim; showing four moulded handles to high shoulders; each with label from the National Museum of the Philippines; P

late Ming and Qing dynasty, including two porcelain jars with underglaze blue double rings, scrolling lotus design, largest with lid 2-1/4 x 2 in.; 12 decorated with various floral and plant motifs, l

Five Chinese Jian Pottery Vessels Yuan-Ming Dynasty Comprising a ribbed jar with animal head spout and loop handles at shoulder, two bottle-form jars with narrow necks and everted rims, a bowl and a p

Two Chinese Ming dynasty glazed pottery standing attendants, one with removable head; as-is condition; H 16" x W 4 1/2" x L 4" (approx.) Includes copy of invoice from purchase in 1993.

TWO CHINESE MING DYNASTY POTTERY TOMB FIGURES, each partially applied with a green glaze, 10.5in(26.7cm) high & 8.4in(21.4cm) high.

East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A delightful pair of pottery jars from the Ming dynasty. With its top half enveloped in a pale celadon glaze, the larger vessel presents a ring-for

East Asia, China, late Ming Dynasty, ca. 17th century CE. A pretty pair of pottery jars, both boasting voluminous forms, rounded shoulders, and annular, folded rims. Sitting upon a narrow foot, the la

Two Chinese Ming Dynasty pottery bowls; each of simple circular form atop stepped base; carefully glazed to create unglazed ring design to center; D: 6 3/4" (larger, approx.)

Originally listed at $400 East Asia, China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 1368 to 1644 CE. A remarkable pair of pottery jars. Enveloped in a lustrous, butterscotch-hued glaze, the larger vessel displays a volumin

16th/17th Century Height- 23"

The height of the green glazed porcelain vase is 7 1/4 in. and the height of the pale blue glazed jar 5 in.

Three antique Chinese Ming Dynasty glazed pottery jars; green globular form, with large handle to side; parcel-glazed ovoid form, with four moulded handles to shoulders in between auspicious symbols;

Group of three antique Chinese Ming Dynasty parcel-glazed pottery jars, including: bulbous form, with four moulded handles to shoulder; bulbous form, with six moulded handles to shoulder, the body exh

Two Chinese Jin Dynasty henan glazed pottery jars: cylindrical form, with small mouth, featuring inscriptions to shoulder; together with ovoid form, showing ribbed detailing to body; H: 9 1/2" tallest

Two large Chinese Ming Dynasty parcel-glazed pottery equestrians; each riding a horse, standing four-square atop a plinth; wearing traditional attire and hat, with animated arms; H: 24" (each,

Two Qing Dynasty Green Glazed Shiwan Pottery Jars. 4"X4". Weight 1 pd 9 oz.

CHINESE POTTERY JAR - Ming Dynasty Style Squat Blue & White Jar, decorated with a single wraparound dragon among smoke and flame, geometric band on the standing collar, repeating lappets at base, the

Two (2) Chinese Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD) Painted Pottery Court Attendant Figures. Includes original receipt and information sheet. Measures 9-1/2" H. Condition: Wear consistent with age. Domestic S

Two Chinese pottery attendant figures of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 CE) in a sancai glaze, each on a hexagonal pedestal with left arm raised and would have held object, both have removable heads with

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

Two (2) Chinese Polychrome Pottery Figures: Ming Dynasty; Size: H: 17-1/2" (Biggest)

Ca. 1368-1644 AD. Ming Dynasty. A fabulous set of two mould-made, glazed ceramic zodiac figures. Each wearing long draping gowns of rich green, yellow and orange hues. Each figure holding a an animal

**Originally Listed At $300** China, Ming Dynasty, 1368 to 1644 CE. Two Sancai glazed pottery attendants - a male and female - each on integral base and covered with green/yellow glazes and further re