Antique China Ware

Antique Chinese Qingbai ware late Southern Song dynasty (960 to 1279) / Yuan dynasty (1271 to 1368) style funerary urn.

A Chinese Cizhou Stonweare Vessel, Ming Dynasty, 17th Century Description: Produced in Northern China, Cizhou ware was especially popular from the Song to Yuan dynasties (11th–14th ...

This charming rectangular porcelain soap box with lid is a fine example of Chinese Famille Verte ware from the Qing Dynasty, dating to the 19th century.

Its surface is smooth and well-preserved, reflecting the high-quality porcelain and meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of mid-18th century Chinese export ware. This punch bowl ...

Its surface is smooth and well-preserved, reflecting the high-quality porcelain and meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of mid-18th century Chinese export ware. The piece also re...

The style of decoration is typical of ceramics produced in China (specifically Swatow ware from Zhangzhou) for export to Southeast Asia.

This is a Kraak or Kraak-ware Chinese Export porcelain dish or deep plate hand painted in a typical underglaze Blue pattern, made during the reign of Wanli (1573 to 1620).

Chinese bowl adorned with cloisonné enamel and Arabic inscriptions Chinese, early 20th century Measures: Height 20cm, diameter 23cm This beautiful bowl is a superb example of Ch...

Shiwan ware is a style of Chinese pottery from the Shiwanzhen district near Guangdong.

A vibrant Chinese Nanking ware vase featuring a classic Ge Yao–inspired crackle glaze enriched with polychrome floral, butterfly, and bird decoration.

It is an excavated piece of ancient ceramics. Cizhou ware refers to a group of folk kilns that were widely active around Handan in Hebei Province, China.

Dimensions: 8.25 inches in diameter Condition: Excellent Price: $380 Decoration: Famille Noire style overglaze enamels with lotus, chrysanthemum, and plum blossom on black ground Mat...

A refined Chinese Nanking ware vase featuring a classic Ge Yao–inspired crackle glaze and richly painted blue bird‑and‑flower decoration.

This category of brilliantly enameled porcelain, shipped from the port of Imari, was known as "Imari ware." From the early 18th century, Chinese artisans followed the Japanese exampl...

A fabulous pair of small Chinese molded and glazed biscuit ware porcelain dragon vases with loose eyes and apocryphal Qianlong mark, Republic Period, circa 1920, China.

This is a genuine ancient vase created during the Song Dynasty in China. Long Quan ware celadon glazed vase with long neck and two tubular ears showing beautiful crackled patterns.

This is a Kraak or Kraak-ware Chinese Export porcelain Charger Dish or deep plate hand painted in a much rarer Figural Blue and white pattern, made during the reign of Wanli (1573 to...

Dimensions: 9" diameter x 1.75" deep Condition: Excellent Price: $340 Decoration: Hand-painted deer, butterflies, floral ground, and wide peony border Material: Porcelain Style: Qing...

This is a Kraak or Kraak-ware Chinese Export porcelain dish or deep plate hand painted in a typical Blue and white pattern, made during the reign of Wanli (1573 to 1620).

A small and charming Chinese cizhou ware glazed pottery figure of a Taoist deity or official, Song to Ming Dynasty, 13th - 15th century, China, ex.

Among the most distinctive categories of Chinese export porcelain, Batavia ware emerged during the Qing dynasty as a sophisticated response to the tastes of international markets.

The porcelain roosters, characteristic of Chinese export ware, were often mounted in France with elaborate gilt bronze to create decorative lighting fixtures and garnitures.

With its elegant traditional form and finely executed decoration, the bowl is a particularly attractive example of Chinese export ware from the first half of the 19th century.

The manufactory was internationally renowned and was knew for several specialties: china bone, Majolica, Parian ware, and Japonism ware and Secessionist ware, circa 1970 the company ...

The manufactory was internationally renowned and was knew for several specialties: china bone, Majolica, Parian ware, and Japonism ware and Secessionist ware, circa 1970 the company ...

Kraak porcelain emerged in China during the late Ming period and became an important Chinese export ware, particularly through Portuguese and Dutch maritime trade.

Chinese copper red-glazed gourd vases refer to a specific type of ceramic ware produced in China, characterized by their shape and distinctive red glaze.

Being sold overseas, Changsha Ware integrated foreign cultural elements with traditional Chinese aesthetic principles.

There is a pronounced crackles that cover the entire piece evenly, this character calls to mind the Ge Kiln ware from China that highlights crack lines as the sole decoration.

Hunter, “How Creamware Got the Blues: The Origins of China Glaze Ware,” Ceramics in America (2001). Robin Hildyard, English Pottery 1620–1840, London: V&A Publications, 2005.

Being sold overseas, Changsha Ware integrated foreign cultural elements with traditional Chinese aesthetic principles.

Being sold overseas, Changsha Ware integrated foreign cultural elements with traditional Chinese aesthetic principles.

Being sold overseas, Changsha Ware integrated foreign cultural elements with traditional Chinese aesthetic principles.

Being sold overseas, Changsha Ware integrated foreign cultural elements with traditional Chinese aesthetic principles.

James Co., an upscale wholesale and retail store, where he sold Queen's Ware, fine English china, such as Wedgwood, Minton, and Spode, French Limoges porcelain, fine glass and crysta...

A super quality Satsuma bowl, in overall excellent condtion. Satsuma china, or Satsuma ware, originates from the Satsuma Province in southern Kyūshū, Japan.

The porcelain bases are hand-painted in a traditional cobalt palette, each side adorned with alternating panels of idyllic landscape scenes, auspicious floral motifs, and decorative ...

Border Designs: The upper border, around the flared rim, displays a pattern of vertical plantain or lappet leaves, a typical motif in Arita ware influenced by Chinese Ming transi...

Excellent 19th century French Louis XVI decorative Imari Porcelain gilt bronze mount bowl A 19th century Chinese blue and red Imari ware bowl mounted on a round Louis XVI style open...

The beaker form comes from Chinese Transitional ware but the angle cut-in of the sides above the foot became an Arita hallmark.

This copied Chinese Yixing ware, and like that was especially used for teapots, and now coffee pots.

The corniche has three flat areas that were meant to support a set of Chinese porcelain or delft earth ware white and blue vases.