Northern Song Dynasty

A tradition dating back to the Northern Song dynasty (960 to 1126), wine tables have been used for centuries at social gatherings as a spot to converse, sip wine, and make toasts.

A tradition dating back to the Northern Song dynasty (960 to 1126), wine tables have been used for centuries as a gathering spot to serve food, sip wine, and give toasts.

The Northern song Dynasty (from 960 to 1127) marks the moment when the capital song was in the northern city of Kaifeng and the dynasty controlled all of China.

Combining masculine beauty with antique simplicity, they have been admired by connoisseurs for centuries. In the Northern Song dynasty the emperor poetically inscribed on one of them...

The russet splash glaze was an iconic glaze design from Cizhou China, Northern Song-Jin Dynasty circa 12th century. It is also known as "partridge feather mottles" and was priced for...

Antique mid-18th century Chinese Northern Song dynasty, green celadon Yaozhou (Boys) bowl.

Chinese Yaozhou Celadon Ceramic Bottle Vase, Northern Song, Shaanxi Province. A high fired bottle form with narrowed base, bulbous body, high shoulder, narrow neck and flared flange ...

The unglazed base shows the creamy, light-toned stoneware typical of Cizhou kilns, offering insight into its firing technique and age. Period : Five Dynasties - Northern Song or Ji...

This is a "museum quality" Chinese stoneware Wine Jar dating to the Song Dynasty, probably Northern Song of 960 to 1127.

A tradition dating back to the northern Song dynasty, wine tables have been used for centuries at social gatherings as a spot to converse, sip wine, and make toasts.

The exterior is carved with vertical lines below the everted mouth rim. Period : Song Dynasty (AD 960~1279) Type : Yaozhou Celadon Dimension: 17.0 cm(Diameter), 5.5cm(Height) Proven...

A tradition dating back to the Northern Song dynasty (960 to 1126), wine tables have been used for centuries at social gatherings as a spot to converse, sip wine, and make toasts.

Hailed as the best in the groups of Northern celadons, productions in Yaozhou kilns began in Tang Dynasty and reached unprecedented prosperity during the Northern Song Dynasty.

A simply beautiful Chinese black glazed and russet painted cizhou stoneware meiping vase, Northern Song to Jin Dynasty, in the manner of Song-Jin Dynasty, 1925.

This vase features a traditional vase coated with a clear and rich green celadon glaze. A fine network of crazing covers the surface. The neck is adorned with raised vine motifs, whi...

This jar features carved decoration typical of Cizhou ware. It is characterized by a creamy white slip contrasting with the brown clay body, and the principal motif appears to be a l...

A Chinese Turquoise Glazed Pottery Jar, 19th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensions: Height: 36.5cm. Diameter: 26cm.

A darling small Chinese celadon glazed kendi, or pouring vessel, mid Qing Dynasty, 18th century, China, for the Southeast Asian market. The diminutive kendi of typical form, with ...

The ovoid shape suggests the influence from “amphora” of Greece and Rome, while the dragon-shaped handles allude to Persian and Central Asian metalwork. The ubiquitous dragon is a Ea...

A globular jar on a spreading footring, with cylindrical neck and domed cover topped by a lotus-bud finial. Body and cover are combed overall with overlapping wave-like petals, a mot...

A celadon vase from the Song Dynasty. 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...

An unusually large Vietnamese celadon glazed stoneware bowl with carved lotus petal design, Ly or Tran Dynasty, 13th - 14th century, Vietnam. The large bowl or offering vessel of ...

This piece is a small ceramic vessel with a distinctive silhouette modeled after a pomegranate, notable for its full, well-balanced curves. The mouth, reminiscent of the fruit’s caly...

Two standing court figures modeled in pottery with slender proportions and simplified facial features. A thin straw-toned glaze is applied over the surfaces, with areas of exposed bu...

A globular white-glazed jar with a short cylindrical neck and flat-topped cover. The creamy white glaze extends uniformly across the body, exhibiting a fine crackle network with subt...

This cloisonné ewer features a brass body covered with turquoise-toned enamel and densely arranged lotus and floral motifs. The spout and handle are shaped in the form of a phoenix o...

The jar is of globular shape and is decorated to the body with a geometric design band of lozenge-shaped motifs in blue, green, ochre and cream below a plain ochre everted mouth rim,...

Fine-grained, buff-colored clay. Potted thin. Upper part of body painted with symbolic patterns in black and chocolate brown. Majiayao culture, Banshan type, 3rd millennium BC Peri...

Covered with a fine bluish glaze, the body entirely decorated with an incised decoration of elegant leafy scrolls and blooming lotuses. "Yuhuchunping" translates to 'spring wine bott...

The vase has a hexagonal shape, with a structure that extends seamlessly from the rim to the base, creating a sense of visual stability. The neck features sculpted handles in the for...

A fantastic and powerful pair of Chinese Tang Dynasty three-color (sancai) glazed zhenmushou, tomb guardian figures, late 7th or early 8th century. TL tested by Oxford Authentication...

This vase is sturdily potted with a robust ovoid body that rises from a short, spreading foot to a gently tapering neck, finishing with a lipped mouth rim. The exterior is decorated ...

Neolithic Vase with raised neck, slightly flared, two handles. Geometric designs and stylized bovine heads in black. Acquired in Hong Kong in the late 1990s. Date : 3,000-2,000 BC M...

This antique Chinese censer is a remarkable example of Tang-style Jun ware, a highly esteemed ceramic art form. The piece features a compressed circular body, elegantly transitioning...