Martaban Jar

With its great proportions and cobalt blue color, this Chinese Martaban jar will make for a great decorative addition to any home!

An antique Chinese Qing Dynasty period cobalt blue glazed Martaban jar from the 19th century with dragon, flower and cloud motifs, swan neck loops and unglazed bottom.

A Large Chinese Ochre brown glazed martaban jar with dragon motifs. A beautiful large dark brown ochre glazed jar with broad shoulders and a thick-lipped narrow mouth.

England, 1890 Ceramic bases in original glazed finish with linen barrel shades. 19.5”dia x 36.5”h Ref. L5133 $ 4,800 ea ( 2 avail )

Set of three large ceramic pots from the Martaban area of Burma, 18th century. These large and heavy stoneware jars were used to store food, drinkwater etc; they were partly put in t...

A fine and large Chinese brown ochre glazed stoneware storage jar, commonly known as a Martaban or Martavan jar.

Martaban jar is a generic term for large heavy stoneware jars that were shipped out of the port of Martaban.

They were widely exported to South East Asia and further, and sometimes known as Martaban Jars due to the transit port of that name in Burma.

Extraordinary organic texture and earth-tone glaze to this pair of antique, centuries old, Chinese Martaban storage jars. Flora and fauna decoration.

This is a great pair of large late 19th/early 20th century Martaban storage jars. The jars are decorated with flaming dragons with Greek Key borders.

This is a classic near pair of 19th century Japanese storage jars. The jars are decorated with a stylized mask, raised waves and mid-point carrying handles. Both jars are in good use...

A massive antique Chinese earthenware Martaban Dragon Jar of brown and mustard glaze depicting a pair of celestial dragons in pursuit of the flaming pearl of wisdom.

Martaban ware stoneware storage jar, running glaze, Ming dynasty, found in Laos.

Tall Ming Dynasty Storage Jar. Martaban Ware. Found in Laos. Floral Design.

Chinese Ming Dynasty 1368 - 1644 Martaban Jar . Dates to the early Ming period . High neck and wide shoulders , brown slip glaze , unglazed base , loop-handles. rolled lipped rim ty...

Martaban jar is a generic term for large heavy stoneware jars that were shipped out of the port of Martaban.

The bulbous ovoid form is typical of Martaban jars produced in central Vietnam (then known as Annam), used historically for transporting and storing water or fermented goods.

These large jars are sometimes known as "tapayan" or "martaban" jars in the West, due to historic trade routes through southeast Asia.

These large jars are sometimes known as "tapayan" or "martaban" jars in the West, due to historic trade routes through southeast Asia.

Very beautiful Martaban style jar from the 19th century. Its turquoise blue glaze called "Kingfisher" with oxidations indicates a production of Shiwan kilns in the province of Guand...

Martaban ware stoneware storage jar with drip glaze.

An antique Vietnamese Annamese martaban water jar from the 19th century, with raised peacock and floral motifs, green, blue, yellow, brown accents and petite loop handles.

Textured surface with gloss finish. Similar to a Mijiu Jar or Martaban Pottery. Large opening would allow this piece to serve as a great planter.

An exceptional storage Jar from Myanmar, called a Martaban Jar,16 th Century, the urn has a great warm Red/Brown Color and has a good patina and shine, simple but strong design of do...

Martaban tall jar was made for the purpose of household storage.

A brass wall mirror designed and produced by Fontana Arte, Italy, 1940s.

An antique Vietnamese Annamese green water jar from the 19th century, with raised dragon motifs, blue, brown and yellow accents and petite loop handles. Created in Vietnam during the...

A four-doored sideboard in hand-patinated brass. Each door operates on push-to-open, soft-close hinges. Handcrafted in the North to order, this sideboard can be commissioned in besp...

Designed by Josh Greene. Square oak pedestal.

A large and very fine condition pair of antique Japanese Imari Ginger jars from the second half of the 19th century. Each is 12 inches in diameter and 19 inches tall. The colors are ...

A fantastic pair of Chinese molded and glazed biscuit porcelain vases with leaping dragon fish or makara, late Qing dynasty, circa 1900. The vases of baluster form, each molded in h...

A large and magnificent Chinese famille verte enameled porcelain large dish or charger, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period (1662 - 1722), circa 1700, China. The shallow, shaped dish of fo...

Ventola table lamp by the artist Diego Mardegan exclusively for Glustin Luminaires. Beautiful two ways shade made of a brass structure, parchemin paper and waxed fabric hold by an...

Introducing the home collection.  An iconic, unobtrusive design. A small selection of timeless Flemish designs made by hand for us in a small third generation workshop in Belgium....

Dingyao porcelain, often called Ding ware, is famous for its creamy-white coloring, refined forms, and low-relief surface patterning. Ding ware was produced in the kilns of Hebei pro...

A pair of blue and white triple-gourd 'Taotie' vases, Qing Dynasty, 19th century. A pair of blue and white triple-gourd 'taotie' vases. The base of each with an apocryphal Kangxi six...

Antique Handmade Unglazed Terracota Olive Jar or Vessel, Spain, 19th century- 1930s This eye-catching dark terracota jar or urn was designed to contain water and to keep it fresh. I...