Chinese Wine Vessel

A matching pair of wine jars in a blue and white glaze with themes of "windswept scholars" in a classical landscape in early Ming Dynasty Style.

A truly attractive and unusual set of two antique Chinese ceramic wine jars. Each piece displays a similar glaze, hand painted decoration and is of related design, with four handles...

Featured is an antique Qing dynasty (1644-1911) ceramic wine vessel. This Chinese jar presents a round, faceted form with floral decorations in carved relief to each side and a decor...

Late 19th century terracotta wine vessel lamp, white glaze, Chinese.

blue and white porcelain wine vessel. Mark “Tai Chang(??)”Along the side of the vessel.

A cream-colored glaze emphasizes the sculptural form of this contemporary version of a traditional Chinese wine vessel. Refining its classic tapered curves, the jar’s monochromatic l...

This large ceramic jar is a vintage Chinese wine vessel from the early 20th century, originally used for aging wine and spirits made from rice, barley or other grains.

The glazed interior indicates that it was once used to store wine and spirits made from rice and grains. With grand scale and balanced form, this vessel is a beautiful example of pro...

This 19th-century wine jar is cloaked inside and out with a rich, dark brown glaze that sheets across its rounded form, lingering beautifully on every imperfection. The jar's sculptu...

The simple, austere beauty of this exquisite wine jar is deceiving. Creating this jar, with its perfectly tapered form and cool-toned drip cloud glaze, would have required the artisa...

This late 19th century ceramic jar from northern China is formed in a traditional shape meant for storing wine and spirits made from rice and grains. Variation during firing has resu...

A cream and brown wine pot from the time of the JiaQing emperor, 1796 to 1820, from Shanxi Province, China. Pagoda Red Collection # BJC110

This earthenware vessel from China's Yunnan province is distinguished by its rustic drip glaze and allover stamped pattern.

This ceramic jar from China's Shandong province has a bottle-neck shape meant for storing vinegar or wine made from rice and grain.

A light brown-gray glaze clings to the textured surface of this wine jar, coating the round body with a subtle iridescence. Crafted in the early 20th century, the jar was once used i...

A rich brown glaze coats surface of this round wine jar, interrupted only by a sweep of light brown around the widest point. Crafted in the early 20th century, the jar was once used ...

A warm brown glaze clings to the textured surface of this wine jar, lingering on subtle ridges ringing the body to create a pattern of light and dark. Crafted in the early 20th centu...

A rich dark brown glaze clings to the textured surface of this wine jar, lingering on subtle ridges ringing the body to create a pattern of light and dark. Crafted in the early 20th ...

This late 19th century ceramic jar from China's Zhejiang province is formed in a traditional shape meant for storing wine and spirits made from rice and grains.

This late 19th century ceramic jar from Ningxia, China is formed in a traditional shape meant for storing wine and spirits made from rice and grains.

This early 20th century ceramic jar from China's Sichuan province is formed in a traditional shape meant for storing wine and spirits made from rice and grains. Applied with a loose ...

This impressive glazed vessel dates to the mid-19th century and was used to store wine and spirits made from rice and other grains. The large jar has an elegant, tapered form and is ...

This glazed vessel dates to the mid-19th century and was used to store wine and spirits made from rice and other grains. The jar has an elegant, tapered form and is beautifully glaze...

This glazed vessel dates to the mid-19th century and was used to store wine and spirits made from rice and other grains. The jar has an elegant, tapered form and is beautifully glaze...

This Provincial glazed jar dates to the early 20th century and was used to store wine and spirits made from rice and other grains. The terracotta jar has a squat, round form with hig...

These early 20th century ceramic jars from China's Shandong province were formed with a bottle-neck shape meant for storing vinegar or rice wine.

Large Wine Jar with Chinese Script/ each

A delightful pair of 18th century "Clan Brodie" armorial ware wine coolers. Each cooler has removable copper liners with handles, 18th century, Scotland.

A dark blue-black glaze coats the round body of this squat kitchen vessel, dripping down its sides with subtle iridescence. The early 20th century spouted vessel was once used for st...

Cloaked in a heavily crazed glaze, this late 19th century blue and white square jar was originally used as a wine vessel for serving rice wine and grain-based liquors.

A Cizhou decorated stoneware wine vessel likely late 19th century but possibly earlier. Nice paint and decoration, with good scale. There are numerous imperfections particularly arou...

A ‘Cizhou’ painted Yuan dynasty wine vessel. It dates to the 13th or 14th century. Neck and top rim have had repairs and it has chips and losses again particularly around the rim. Nu...

C. 1900 black glazed ceramic wine vessel from Northern China. BJD088

This particular vase is an ancient Chinese Zun, a ritual wine vessel characterized by a flared opening and bulging midsection.

This sleek update on a traditional Chinese wine vessel displays a streamlined silhouette.

This sleek update on a traditional Chinese wine vessel displays a streamlined Silhouette.

This 19th-century wine jar is cloaked inside and out with a rich, dark brown glaze that sheets across its rounded form, lingering beautifully on every imperfection. The jar's sculptu...

Chinese earthen ware storage jar. 19th century stoneware large black glaze storage jar. Excellent shape having wide raised mouth opening with flared rim spout on domed edged top tape...

A beautiful 19th century Chinese ceramic wine jar of graceful ovoid form, with a narrow neck, a small spout, and a wonderful charcoal and rust colored glaze.

Large Chinese Cizhou stoneware wine jar. Large-scale wine vessel, dating to the 19th century.

This 19th century ceramic jar from northern China is formed in a traditional shape meant for storing wine and spirits made from rice and grains. Variation during firing has resulted ...

Originally used as a fermenting jar, this early 20th century ceramic pot is coated inside and out with a subdued green-brown glaze. The jar has a narrow mouth and a rounded, oblong f...

A dark brown glaze coats the surface of this round bottleneck jar, beautifully textured by pitted wear and contrasted by the unfinished base. Crafted in the early 20th century, the j...

Extra large stoneware wine jars China circa 1810 “Chizou” storage jars with remanants of painted finish. Measures: Left: 12.5” diameter x 23.5” height / Middle: 13”diameter ...

These early 20th century ceramic jars from China's Shandong province were formed with a bottle-neck shape meant for storing vinegar or rice wine.

Chinese Archaistic Style Bronze Wine Vessel, probably made in the 20th Century (possibly earlier) in the style of Shang Dynasty You vessels.

This impressive glazed vessel dates to the early 17th century and was used to store wine and spirits made from rice and other grains. The Ming-dynasty jar has an elegant, tapered for...

This impressive glazed vessel dates to the early 17th century and was used to store wine and spirits made from rice and other grains. The Ming-dynasty jar has an elegant, tapered for...

Elevate your home decor with this exquisite early 20th-century decorative rice wine jar from Asia, most probably China. Expertly crafted from glazed terracotta, this big-sized jar wa...

20th century Chinese Archaic style bronze wine vessel vase & stand China, Circa 20th century, Probably 1960s A fine vintage Intricately cast from solid bronze well executed exam...

A wonderful Chinese Archaistic lidded wine vessel in the rare form of a ram, the surface decorated with dragons, birds and fish as well as stunning geometric designs, the top with a ...

A ‘Cizhou’ painted Yuan dynasty wine vessel. It dates to the 13th or 14th century. Neck and top rim have had repairs and it has chips and losses again particularly around the rim.

He developed a spectrum of red flambé glazes ranging in tone from the somber to bright. Using a traditional Chinese Hu wine vessel as his form, Chaplet reveals the full spectrum of h...