Shipwreck China

A set of 36 plates from the shipwreck of the Binh Thuan in 1608.

Large Ming porcelain bowl, recovered from the Binh Thuan shipwreck, Vietnam, painted with reserves of flowers and Buddhist symbols, the rim with flowers and foliage.

Jolo Sea the Phillipines Shipwreck Recovery. From China.

Exquisite condition Ming Dynasty plates with detailing. From Chinese shipwrecks off the coast of the Philippines.

13th century China Song Dynasty shipwreck vessel. Beautiful and natural patina from being submerged under water.

16th century Chinese Ming Dynasty two gold painted plates from a shipwreck.

Collection of three 16th century excavated Chinese shipwreck jars.

A superb, large and extremely decorative antique Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl. Salvaged from the Diana cargo shipwreck and dating to 1817.

A superb, large and extremely decorative antique Chinese blue and white porcelain charger or presentation dish.

An exceptional, perfectly preserved and vibrant Chinese blue on white porcelain box dating to the Yongzheng Period of China's Qing Dynasty (1723-1735) and salvaged from the Ca Mau sh...

This 15th century Chinese song dynasty shipwrecked vase is covered in barnacles and shells.

A wonderful, rare and vibrant Chinese blue on white porcelain plate dating to the Yongzheng period of China's Qing Dynasty (1723-1735), and salvaged from the Ca Mau shipwreck.

This refined porcelain rice bowl dates to the late Ming dynasty and is beautifully decorated in the blue-and-white style. Expressive sweeps of blue bring the bowl’s simple form to li...

Provenance: Nanking shipwreck, salvaged in 1985 and sold Christies Amsterdam 1986.

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest the it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying cerami...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest the it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying cerami...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest the it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying cerami...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

The Binh Thuan shipwreck was first discovered in 2001 by Vietnamese fisherman while trying to unravel a trawl net caught in the wreckage.

A wonderful, vibrant, Chinese blue on white porcelain teabowl and saucer set, with original boxes and certificate.

It later gradually faded from the repertoire of the Chinese porcelain painters, however. A range of pieces with this design was also included in the cargo of the Vung Tau shipwreck ...

After only 16 days at sea, the ship sank on January 3, 1752 in the South China Sea. The shipwreck was found in 1985 by British-born salvage expert Michael Hatcher, who was able to...

It later gradually faded from the repertoire of the Chinese porcelain painters, however. A range of pieces with this design was also included in the cargo of the Vung Tau shipwreck.

Dimensions:11" in diameter x 1" tall Condition: Excellent Price: $9,600 * Blue and white shards painted with rocks and floral subjects have been excavated from Kangxi era Jingdezhe...

This design was especially popular during the early Kangxi period, as blue and white shards painted with rocks and floral subjects have been excavated from Kangxi era Jingdezhen* pri...

A delightful antique Chinese Ca Mau shipwreck pottery Fo Dog joss stick holder, partially decorated in green glazes and dating from around 1725.

A delightful antique Chinese Ca Mau shipwreck pottery Fo Dog joss stick holder, partially decorated in green glazes and dating from around 1725.

A superb, large and extremely decorative antique Chinese blue and white porcelain charger or presentation dish.

Provenance: Nanking shipwreck, salvaged in 1985 and sold Christies Amsterdam 1986.

A mid-18th century Chinese Qing dynasty porcelain plate, recovered from the shipwreck of the Dutch East India Company ship "Geldermalsen", which sank on January 18, 1752 while carryi...

This is a hand painted 17th century, late Ming dynasty, porcelain Jar or small Vase which we attribute to the Hatcher shipwreck cargo, this piece being from the Wanli /transitional p...

This is a good Chinese porcelain Tea Bowl which we attribute to a piece from the Tec Sing Shipwreck Cargo, of the early 19th C, circa 1820 The bowl is circular and well hand hand ...

This is a good Chinese porcelain Saucer Bowl or Dish, complete with its Certificate of Authenticity from from the Tec Sing Shipwreck Cargo, of the early 19th C, circa 1820 The sauce...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest the it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying cerami...

The soft, matte texture and eroded wear of this petite porcelain box suggest it spent many years submerged in saltwater, likely excavated from a sunken trade ship carrying ceramic ex...

A beautiful Ming dynasty yuhuchun vase, circa 1450 AD, salvaged from the famous Hoi An shipwreck. Decorated with cloud scrolls and a romantic scene of an early Chinese landscape,...

Blue and white teapot and cover from Nanking Cargo shipwreck, mid-18th century, painted with a willow tree on a fenced riverbank.

Nanking shipwreck, salvaged in 1985 and sold Christies Amsterdam 1986.

Provenance: Nanking shipwreck, salvaged in 1985 and sold Christies Amsterdam 1986.

Softened by seawater, this blue-and-white porcelain bowl spent 250 years submerged in the salty waters of the South China Sea. The bowl was recovered from the famous Nanking Cargo sh...

17th Century crackle glazed baluster vase, likely for storage of dry food - spices or apothecary. Reclaimed Treasure from a Chinese trading vessel wrecked off the coast of Vung Tau...

Provenance: Nanking shipwreck, salvaged in 1985 and sold Christies Amsterdam, 1986.

Provenance: Nanking shipwreck, salvaged in 1985 and sold Christies Amsterdam 1986.

Dates : Presumably Ly Dynasty (11-13th century) Region : Vietnam Type : Jar Found/Acquired : Southeast Asia , South China Sea, Shipwreck Reference : 1) CORNETTE DE SAINT CYR PARIS.

Eleven inch blue and white plate in the "starburst" pattern, with original Christie's auction tag. 'The Diana'' was owned by Palmer and Co. a powerful Calcutta ship owner and was...

A collection of shipwreck ceramic pottery randomly brought up in nets by fishermen in the South China Seas.

Large intact 19th Century shipwreck jar from the Taiwan Strait. Covered with oyster shell, barnacles, coral layers and marine worms.