Chinese Yuan Dynasty Jun Bowl with Gold Lacquer Repair

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #916774
M6937

Chinese Yuan Dynasty Jun Bowl with Gold Lacquer Repair

This "heavily-potted" stoneware Junyao bowl was made during the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1279 - 1368). It is coated in a thick crackled Jun glaze. The colour is predominantly bluish but there is a purple splash inside and another smaller purple splash to the outer surface. Around the rim is a Japanese kintsugi gold lacquer repair. Diameter 16.75 cm (6.5 inches) ... Click for details

Black bowl with brown splashes

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #915824
2042

Fine conical bowl with flatten and indented mouthrim circa Jin to Yuan Dynasties. The glaze has three large brown splashes and a myriad of brown speckles; it is in excellent original condition with no damage although there are few small narrow spots where the glaze did not completely cover the body (please examine enlargements). D: 19cm/7.5in and H: 8.2cm/3.2in.

Silver Mounted Yixing Export Teapot, 18th Century

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1800: item #913944
4030

A SILVER MOUNTED YIXING EXPORT TEAPOT, EARLY 18TH CENTURY.

The squat teapot is of small size and is made with fine textured Yixing clay. The decoration of flowers issuing from eccentric rocks is separately moulded and then applied, a technique known as ‘sprigging’, the appliqués known as ‘sprigs’. At sometime the teapot has lost its original handle and a fine carved walnut handle has been attached with the use of g... Click for details

Some extra photographs of a Yixing teapot

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1800: item #913943
4030

Jun ware bowl

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #913893
2037

Fine and rare Jin/Yuan Dynasties large Jun yao bowl with azure glaze and small purple splash. There is one 2cm repaired hairline crack noted in last enlargement otherwise perfect condition! D: 18.5cm/7.2in and H: 8.8cm/3.4in. Please note the color of the bowl is more blue and less gray than the photos indicate.

Northern Song Ding type bowl

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #913880
2036

Exceptionally rare black and white bowl from a northern kiln, this is only one of these bowls that I have ever seen. It has been fired on the mouthrim with a completely glazed footrim. The white inner glaze has a green tinge (difficult to capture with camera) with some cracalature where it pools in the center. The outer glaze is almost completely black except for on the edge the footrim. The clay is a light gray color and appears to have been dipped in a white slip in the center. I... Click for details

Fine & Rare Chinese Tang Dynasty Changsha Bowl

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre AD 1000: item #909709

Chinese Yuan Dynasty Longquan Celadon Glazed Stem Cup

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #909613

Chinese Yuan dynasty Longquan olive-colored celadon glazed stem-cup (wine cup), the exterior with a faintly incised vertical ribbing. The glaze stops short of the base. The paste is rough and reddish and the foot is beveled inward. Circa 14th century. 3 7/8” high x 4 ¾” diameter. Very good overall condition. A fine old hairline crack has been restored and is not visible to the eye (see enlargements 7 and 8 for close-ups of the restored areas). There is burial encrustation adhering. From t... Click for details

Rare Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Bowl

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #907315
M6833

Rare Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Bowl

This heavily-potted round bowl was made at the Longquan kilns, Zhejiang during the 14th - 15th Century. There is an impressed pattern around the outer rim and incised leaf pattern around the lower outer wall, very difficult to see due to the thickness of the celadon glaze. Bowls of this attractive shape are particularly rare among Longquan ware. ... Click for details

Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Bowl

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #907314
M6820

Chinese Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Bowl

This heavily-potted stoneware bowl was made during the 14th / 15th century at the Longquan kilns in Zhejiang province. In the centre is an impressed peony spray surrounded by a single incised band. The outer wall is decorated with an incised key-fret band and a loose scrolling pattern. There is one "line" of crackle to the glaze, that is not a crack, although on initial appea... Click for details