A Very Beautiful Korean Inlaid Celadon/White Slip Shallow Bowl-12th C.: Korea, Goryeo dynasty, 12th century A beautiful celadon glazed shallow bowl inlaid with a chrysanthemum interiors and exteriors, blueish celadon glazed evenly, with 3 spurs on base. It is in very condition, its measures: 14cm x 4,5cm h.

A Rare Korean Celadon with 2 Ear Loops/Cup-Mouth-Shape Bottle-11th C.: Korea, Goryeo dynasty, 11th century. The globular porcelain bottle on a slightly flaring ring foot with trump neck with sharply angled cup-shaped mouth decorated with two ear loops on the bottom of the neck, beneath a light greyish celadon glaze, 5 spur marks on base. It is in fine condition but have some celadon glaze untouched, it measures 21.5cm h x 12.5cm d.

A Fine Korean B/W Slip Inlaid Celadon Cup-12th C.: Goryeo dynasty, 12-13th century. The straight-sided deep cup, inlaid with peony follower heads, beneath a thick, crackled and greyish celadon glazed evenly. three earthed on base. It’s in very good condition, it measures 7cm h. x 6.7cm d.

A very Fine Korean Peony Incised Celadon Cup-Stand-12th C.: Korea, Koryo dynasty, 12th century. Finely potted cup stand with flaring saucer is on raised ring foot, decorated with four large single delicately incised peony and are each other around the saucer bordered by bands of key-fret patterns beneath a rich translucent celadon glaze evenly whole body, three spur marks. It’s in very good condition without any damages at all, and measures 13.5cm d. x 5.2cm h.

A Very Rare/Fine Korean Double Gourd Shaped White Ewer-19th C.: Korea, Joseon dynasty, 19th century. The fine and unusual double gourd ewer applied with a beautiful white glaze evenly overall the surfaces, and with a large Chilong dragon (lizard) including legs attached as a handle and a lid knob on the top, base unglazed. It is in good condition, it measures 16cm h.

Gimhae (金海）kiln is well known as making very fine blueish white porcelain ware, it was loved by Japanese tea masters to call '堅手 Katade'. This type bottle was used as a sake bottle or a vase. YouTube movie/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMROYHmNoSc Size/10.5cm(D) 13.5cm(H) Certificate/ written by Noriki Shimazu the famous researcher with Asian antiques in Japan.

A modern, lidded water jar for tea making made of a high-fired type of stoneware covered with a mottled pale peach and dusty ash-based glaze. He is a modern exponent of Punch’ong ware. The sides with irregularly ‘cut’ bands. Signed by the contemporary ceramic artist Kim Jinkyu, born in Daechon in 1972. Republic of Korea (R.O.K.), dated 2011. He has participated in numerous exhibitions and solo shows since 1999. H 15.5 cm, Diam. 18 cm. Condition: Perfect.

A Very Fine Korean B/W Landscape Painted Porcelain Jar-late 19th C.: Of blue and white porcelain vase painted with character “Sui”- the symbol of long life is to one side with busy landscape scenes to each side. Lovely repeating Ruyi style boarder around the neck with a single deep blue band to the foot. Condition: a small part repair to one section of the rim, else in overall good condition. It measures 20.3cm d. x 16cm h...

A rare one small celadon bottle vase, finely and well balance potted, decorated with inlaid black and white of two pair lovely mandarin ducks swimming. Three characters letter inscription to the base. Very good condition, with no any chip, no any crack and free from any restoration. Old Koryo Dynasty style. Height: 11 cm.

This is very rare white porcelain piece as celadon pieces are most popular in Goryeo dynasty era. It was produced at Yuchangri(柳川里）that was the pottery area for official court kiln where mainly produced celadon pieces for court...

Here we see a beautiful example of Korean blue-grey pottery from centuries past. At some point it was brought to Japan, so we can safely assume that it was expropriated during the Edo period, likely 200-300 years previously. The piece was at some point broken into 6 pieces and meticulously repaired using the iconic Japanese gold joinery process known as “kintsugi.” Repairs of this caliber indicate this piece was highly prized and perceived to be of great importance...

A beautiful example of Korean antique pottery, hailing from the Korean peninsula this exquisite yet humble vase displays a white slip glaze with hints of blue/ grey. Representative of the period, this glaze was often achieved at very high temperatures with ash from the wood and the intense heat of the fire vitrifying into a very resilient coating that keeps these pieces looking well-preserved even after a lifetime of use...

A Very Fine/Rare Korean Iron-Black Painted Celadon Mae-Byong-13th C. Korea, Goryeo dynasty, 13th century. The Oviform body on flat foot with cup-shaped mouth decorated with brush -applied iron black slip with flower heads and scatters leaves over the body, the shoulder with a ribbed pattern, splash of Iron-black to the neck. It is in very good condition, measures 26cm h. x 15.5cm.

A Very Fine/Rare Korean B/W Octagonal Shaped Bottle/Cranes/Clouds-19th C. Korea, Joseon dynasty, 19th century Uniquely shaped hexagonal Korean blue and white porcelain vase used by women when nursing as a way to store excess breast milk. Painted to the front is a stork in flight, known in myths to bring children to women who cannot conceive their own Condition: overall very good condition with minor surface wear from age and use, it measures; 10.8cm h x 8cm

Sublime Hagi Tea Bowl by the Last Korean Princess, Yi Bangja (1901 - 1989), with the original signed box. The glaze is the same prized biwa color and earthy texture as that achieved by 16th-17th century Korean Hagi potters living in Japan. The foot features the shrunken glaze that was used in those days. Diameter: 5.5 inches, 14 cm. Height: 3 inches, 8 cm...

A Rare Korean White Glazed Cylindrical Jar with Poem Written: Korea, Joseon dynasty, 18th / 19th century Lovely Korean white glazed ceramic Jang Gyeong Byeong vase with calligraphy throughout the body in a black iron ink. Jang Gyeong Byeong - meaning long neck and larger globular lower body shaped bottle would be used for drinks or oils. Condition: Old repairs to rim, pitting to the glaze else in overall good condition. It measures 20.2cm h. x 13cm d. weight- 1026 grams

A Very Fine/Beautiful Korean White Glazed Jar/Cover: Korea, Joseon dynasty, 15th century. The sturdily potted, oviform body, tapering to recessed ring foot, a short neck with a converted rim, decorated evenly blue tinged white glaze, the flattened, two-tiered cover surmounted by a knob finial white glaze even. It’s in very good condition, it measures 16.5cm x 15cm.

Orchids in the Wind by World-Renowned Korean Ceramic Artist Lee Kang Hyo. Lee is known for his expressive surfaces and dynamic forms and his mastery of the white slip brushwork of buncheong ware. Orchids are an ancient Korean symbol of purity, modesty, and virtue. The orchid grows in remote places, but its fragrance spreads over the land. Likewise, the scholar often works in isolation, but through their works their influence is felt throughout the land...