Fine & Rare Chinese Sui Dynasty Glazed Alms Bowl

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre AD 1000: item #1092793
M8048

Fine & Rare Chinese Sui Dynasty Glazed Alms Bowl

This very rare stoneware alms bowl was made during the Sui Dynasty (AD 581 - 618) or possibly a little earlier. The upper body has been coated in a white wash to emphasize the colour of the yellowish-green glaze, that is slightly crackled in places. The whole of the inner surface is glazed.

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Black stoneware vase, 20th century

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1980: item #1092606
679

High quality stoneware vase in with partly black glaze around the lower body. Graze and slimed formed body. Condition: perfect condition. Measurement: hight 22 cm = 8.7 in

A Guan Ware Crackle-Glazed Brushwasher

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1900: item #1092209

Ching Dynasty. 18-19th Century. Ge and Guan wares of the Song and Yuan periods saw an enthusiastic revival during the Ching dynasty and are considered among the finest ceramic productions of the Yongcheng and Chien-Lung periods. The circular brushwasher offered here is of classic form with rounded walls, defined lip and softly rounded mouthrim, glazed inside and out with an evenly applied and luminous, blue-grey colored glaze with a fine iron-colored crackle. Undulations on the inside surface... Click for details

Pair Blue and White Three Friends Ginger Jars

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1920: item #1090941
12-55

Two Chinese ovoid ceramic ginger jars convey a rich symbolic message with their “three friends” designs of bamboo, pine and plum branches. Venerated in China for centuries, the three trees have been grouped together in paintings and poems to represent the ideal of perseverance in overcoming adversity. They became known as “the three friends of winter” because they flourish in harsh environments—the bamboo and pine tree remaining green throughout the year, and the plum tree blooming in winter a... Click for details

Chinese Enameled Yixing Clay Sugar Bowl, c. 1900.

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1920: item #1089280
SK 360

A sugar bowl with cover made of reddish Yixing clay. The exterior of the body enameled with a bird among flowers. The inside with turquoise green enamel. Base with impressed mark. Condition: fine, cover with a tiny rim chip. Dimension: handle to handle: c. 13.5 cm, 9 cm high, weight: 244 g.

Rare Li Bang Shui Ji Yixing Teapot Qing (1644-1908)

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1910: item #1084603
625

An Yixing stoneware teapot bearing a rare seal "Li Bang Shui Ji" - which might be a retailers mark. There is a single hole inside the spout. This item was made in China during the Qing dynasty (1644-1908),possibly during the reign of either the Jiaqing or Daoguang emperors (1796-1850). Condition - good - no damages and no restoration. 15.5cm (6.1inches) long; 9cm (3.5inches) high.

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Song Jian Bowl

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #1081055
2348

Good Jian type bowl from the Wuyi Shan kiln, Fuzhou, Southern Song Dynasty. Fine condition, no repairs or damage. Unlike ceramics from the Jianyang kilns, Wuyi Shan pieces have much thinner glazes with a brown slip or underglaze as well as light colored bodies and a better defined footrim. D: 12cm/4.8in and H: 6.2cm/2.4in.

Jizhou Ware Tea Bowl, Southern Song Dynasty 1127-1279AD

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #1076590
613

A Jizhou ware tea bowl probably made in Jiangxi province, southern China during the Southern Song dynasty (12th-13th Century). Condition - excellent - no damages and no restoration. 14cm (5.5 inches) diameter; 7.3cm (2.9 inches) high.

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Song to Jin Russet Glazed Cizhou Henan Guan Squat Jar

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1492: item #1073295

Song to Jin wide-mouthed squat jar (guan) with a short neck and flaring lip covered in a russet glaze with accents of dark brown over brown slip. The glaze extends into the interior and about 2/3 down the body leaving an unglazed base which reveals a smooth reddish buff body. The knife cut foot is slightly beveled inward. This jar was produced at the DangYangYu kiln of Henan Province, which belongs to the larger Cizhou kiln system, and dates circa 11th/12th century. 3 3/8” high x 4 ½” diamet... Click for details

Ge Glazed Stoneware Tea Tray

Chinese: Ceramics: Stoneware Pre 1910: item #1070355
2325

Fine Qing Dynasty crackleware tray emulating the Song Dynasty Ge yao glaze, from a Southern Kiln, (most likely Fujian). There are a few negligible small chips on outer edge of footrim, entirely consistent with an antique ceramic. D: 21.5cm/8.4in and H: 4cm/q.5in.