A nice small pair of light celadon Vietnamese two handled jarlets which we believe date to the 15th-16th century. The glaze ends about two thirds of the way down each jarlet and the rest of the base is unglazed. One of the jarlets has vertical stripes made by the potter using a finger to scrape down the piece and leave these stripes.
One jar is 2 1//2 high and 2 ½ diameter at the waist the other is 2 5/8 high and 2 7/8 diameter at the waist. They are in excellent condition.
A hand thrown pottery cup with a crackle celadon glaze both inside the cup and on the outside almost to the foot. The cup has vertical ribs that were clearly formed by the potters finger. The cup measures 2 1/8 high by 2 diameter at the top. It is in excellent condition there is a small chip on the base which obviously occurred during the firing or during the process of the potter string cutting the cup from the kiln base it has been filled by a spot of the same pottery. ... Click for details
A Burmese creamy glaze dish with circular design in the middle.
Age: Burma, circa 15th Century
Measurement: Height 3.8 C.M. / Diameter 20 C.M.
Condition: Nice condition and glaze overall (a crackline on the rim). Please refer to the enlargement photos for mo... Click for details
A green glazed pumpkin form teapot, with a dragon head as the spout, a small bird as the 'handle', and lotus petal pattern around the rim. From Vietnam, it is in good condition, with minor losses, wear to glaze, and dirt residue. A simple lid of similar color and period, but lesser quality, comes with if desired. Approximately 10 cm in height, 18.5 cm from the tip of the dragon's nose to the tip of the bird's tail.
Ensemble of 5 late Ban Chiang Culture, circa 200 CE, clay rollers and seals. The function of these items is note understood although it is theorized, that they were either personal seals or used to impress designs onto pottery- an intriguing little set! The reference photo in last enlargement is from "Early Cultures of Mainland Southeast Asia"- Charles Higham. Please note scale is centimeters.
Very rare large Buddhist impressed votive plaque with the Buddha flanked by stupa images and Nagari script beneath him. This piece is from the Burmese Pagan kingdom, generally considered the classical era of Burmese Buddhist art and architecture, circa 11th CE 12th CE. Please note reference is from Ancient Art of Burma White Lotus Press. Large chips on the side as may be easily seen. H: 16.5cm/6.7in and W: 11.5cm/4in.
This is a very rare and extra large Vietnamese Lime Pot from the Bat Trang period, 19 th.-20th. C.
A Grey-Green crackled glaze ceramic lime pot with an arched handle with one Dragon and one Phoenix on top of the handle. The handle ends having applied embossed with Dragon-Mask. The center of the pot with a Lion ( Foo Dog ) sitting on the top of the pot. One baby lion on one side of the handle, while another side have... Click for details
Khmer pottery brown glazed vase with long neck, decorated with encircled lines on the lower body and foot. This kind of vase was mainly used in Khmer people's daily life in the ancient time, as can be seen on the stone sculpture on the wall of Bayon and Angkor Vat Prasart or Temple.
Khmer pottery brown glazed vase with long neck, decorated with encircled lines on the lower body and foot. This kind of vase was mainly used in Khmer people's daily life in the ancient time, as can be seen on the stone sculpture on the wall of Bayon and Angkor Vat Prasart or Temple.
