Antique Chinese Earthenware

pottery. A bat motif that is an auspicious pattern that means "fortune comes" in traditional Chinese

Sculpted during the early 20th century in China's Shanxi province, this clay vessel has a smoky

This pair are of a color that has more purple than sang-de-bouf has typically. I hope our photos catch the subtlety of the shade. It is difficult to describe such a nuanced and compl...

with a variety of other funerary earthenware objects, attendant figures, and animals, richly decorated

Part of the long history of Chinese ceramics, the hand-crafted earthenware tiles that top each of

This monumental ceramic vessel is a 19th century Chinese pickling jar, decorated in shallow relief

This monumental ceramic vessel is a 19th century Chinese pickling jar, decorated in shallow relief

rich beautifully aged patina! Dating to the 19th century, Northern China, wonderfully hand-crafted

Chinese Celadon Funerary Jars (12th -13th Century) Vases with lids, bird finials and four cloud

vessel" from the Yunnan province region in the ancient China. This was created in clay earthenware

A whimsical pair of late Qing Dynasty (1636-1912) Chinese pottery Sancai green glazed joss stick

Dynasty, 10th century, China, ex. Christie's, NY. The small figure of hand modeled earthenware

17th century Delft plate Chinoiserie Ming Style Baroque period Material: Delft, earthenware

. Material: Delft, Earthenware, tinglaze, Cobalt, sterling silver, semi precious stones Style: Chinese

A Chinese Han style vase turned in to a tablelamp. Made from unglazed grey earthenware in a pot

From Sukhothai or Sangkhalok (as named by the Chinese) this antique ceramic bowl is from the

A 'Hu' is a type of large jar or pot that was commonly used in China for storage purposes

in Hong Kong in late 1990s. Reference : Bonhams London 10 November 2016 - FINE CHINESE ART Lot 4

Han Dynasty (206 BC – AD220) tombs included replicas of everything necessary for the afterlife, including attendants, farm animals, vessels and various implements. This single-burner...

Provenance : Acquired in late 1990s from Hongkong * Neolithic pottery Neolithic pottery from China, dating

northwestern part of China along and around the Yellow River between 3000 BC and 1700 BC The piece is in very

This earthenware jar utilizes a lead-copper glaze that dates to China’s Han Dynasty. The design of

their Majesties" of earthenware and china. The company began in the late 18th century in 1794 and

Chinese, Tang Dynasty 618 AD to 906 AD Pottery Lokapala Figires Two painted earthenware Lokapala

and white porcelain left by war in China by producing earthenware in the style of Chinese porcelain

Davenport The firm of Davenport were "Manufacturers to their Majesties" of earthenware and china. The

multi-colored details. "George Jones & Sons Ltd - Manufacturer of earthenware, majolica and china ware

small bakery or in a kitchen. The upper glazed display cabinet is perfect for storing everyday china and

& Stonier - China and Earthenware manufacturer at the Stafford Street Works, the Church Works and the

, Staffordshire, England, in 1793, producing earthenware and from 1798 bone china. His products were mostly

began producing tin-glazed earthenware in Chinese porcelain style to fill the market void caused by a

the centre of British pottery, specialising in earthenware, bone china and Parian porcelain. In 1845

." "Powell, Bishop, & Stonier - 1878-1891 - China and Earthenware manufacturer at the Stafford Street Works

mainly produced cheaper earthenware and stone china items, sets like these were not made in huge numbers

A pair of late 19th century Chinese ceramic planters with dragons.

Chinese earthenware burial statues. The tall figures with slender legs and individually modeled

A fine pair of Chinese earthenware Hu (wine vessels). Of bulbous form, the ewers with bulbous

perfect condition. The Chinese earthenware storage vessel has a wonderful patina and the pine needle

Chinese earthenware vase with five stems. Colorful vine and beaver figures playfully set across

Fine Chinese earthenware processional group with unusual pigmentation on a buff clay body. The

A Chinese earthenware burial Lokapala (Ch: hushizhe). The Lokapala represent one of the four

Chinese glazed pottery model of a war horse. Dynamically rendered, the horse standing four square

Chinese painted pottery model of a war horse. Dynamically rendered, the horse standing four square

A dynamic burial figurine of a court gester in vividly-glazed terracota

A pair of massive hand thrown earthenware vessels from China c. 1910 now converted into lamps wired

beneath a domed lid; decorated in green, cream and brown glazes; resting on a later Chinese style ebonized

earthenware authentic Han Dynasty circa 206 b.c. granary model. An excavation piece. Green glaze

A pair of dark grey prancing horses Earthenware and pigments. Well-modeled prancing

Antique circa 1900 Chinese Very Large Earthenware Dragon Planter, used as coffee table. Rich in

Of globular form flanked with two small ring handles, the buff-red earthenware painted in black and

Chinese urn with a cream and brown pattern that is reminiscent of birds in flight

A Set of Four Han Dynasty Glazed Earthenware Jars, with shaped mouths, and accented with hand

Set of 6 antique, black glazed kitchen pots with removable lids from Guangdong, China. Most

Chinese terra cotta flute player, with removable hands and head in glass case from the C.W. Tartier

FO 21619 Large Earthenware Jar with Stamped Design Spring and Autumn Period (770-475 BCE) Zhejian

Antique earthen Chinese storage jar lamps Large antique earthen Chinese storage jars circa late

A very large and very beautiful earthenware vessel made into a lamp. The vase has a wonderful