Song Dynasty Vase

13th century Chinese Song dynasty ship wrecked vase. Museum quality.

13th century Chinese Song dynasty ship wrecked vase. Museum quality.

13th century Chinese Song dynasty ship wrecked vase. Museum quality.

13th century Chinese Song dynasty ship wrecked vase. Museum quality.

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

Bronze Vase Hu - Song Dynasty China is an original artwork realized in China between the 12th and the 14th century under the Song Dynasty.

13th century China Song Dynasty shipwreck vessel. Beautiful and natural patina from being submerged under water. Part of a very large collection of shipwrecked pottery of different s...

An incredible Chinese Song Dynasty (960 to 1279 AD) hand-thrown ceramic meiping vase of wabi-sabi form with dimples and a perfectly imperfect lean.

This 15th century China terracotta mussel jar from the Song dynasty is ship wrecked and covered with barnacles.

15th century Chinese Song Dynasty brown vase Four handles Natural aged patina.

Pair of Chinese Ying Qing (“shadowy blue”) ware porcelain vases with ceremonial urns dating from the 12th century, Song dynasty.

A Pair of Chinese Celadon Funerary Jars. Song to Yuan Dynasty, each with a stepped lid with bird finial below a body with a garlic head opening and applied dragon or tiger decoration...

This is a jar burned during the Song dynasty (960to1279) in China. Products baked with white or pale glaze are characteristic of this era. It can be said to be a representative col...

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 body of the vase is decorated in rich brown tenmoku glazes imitating the early Chinese Jian ware of the Song dynasty.

Korean celadon pottery, known as cheongja, was perfected during the Goryeo dynasty (918 to 1392), when Korean kilns began emulating the turquoise color of Chinese celadon wares of th...

The shape of the vase was inspired by Chinese Song Dynasty ceramics, specifically a vase type known as a yuhuchunping.

Offered is a fantastic pair of a light celadon colored Song dynasty vases with a Thermoluminessence (TL) test verifying age and authenticity.

Offered is a fantastic vase of a light celadon and rust color from the Song dynasty with a Thermoluminessence (TL) test verifying age and authenticity.

A Chinese Song dynasty Cizhou slip decorated meiping vase, decorated with a scrolling lotus pattern.

A rare pair of Chinese Song dynasty, Qingbai funerary earthenware vases, highly decorated with a band of attendant figures, dragons and animals to the neck of the tall vases.

A highly decorative collection of five Song dynasty style 'Jun Ware' vases, glazed in moon white with purple.

A bird on a tree. Stoneware with underglaze blue and painted green. The leaves were creatively expressed with green-glaze. The use of green overpainting, a distinctive element in A...

The jar features a round body with well-proportioned four distinct tiers and a short, stable foot. The surface is coated in a deep green Longquan celadon glaze, showcasing the sprout...

This vessel is an exceptionally rare example believed to represent a Cong-shaped ceramic attributable to the Jin Dynasty, and it may be the only known ceramic work of this form from ...

This dish is coated with a transparent bluish-white glaze over a thin white body. The center is incised with a design of lotus flowers and a bird, while the inner wall is encircled b...

The modelled animal figures and landscapes of this piece represent the Daoist ideology of the Han dynasty. The mountain-shaped lid refers to the sacred dwellings of the immortals, th...

Statues of Chinese horse riders, featuring glazes in green, are set on rectangular bases. Period: Ming Dynasty Medium: Green-glazed Pottery Type: Figure Provenance : Acquired in e...

A wonderfully glazed, beautifully crafted, and classically shaped vase/vessel by renowned Canadian master potter Brother Thomas Bezanson (1929-2007). Brother Thomas studied design...

Left: Censer – A traditional tripod censer featuring intricate East Asian motifs and inscribed characters. The lid is adorned with delicate carvings, adding to its mystical ambiance....

This Longquan celadon figure is defined by a composed frontal presence: half-lidded eyes, a calm oval face, and a hooded mantle that reads as a single, clean silhouette. The robe is ...

Changsha Ware has distinct and recognizable designs and motifs. Painted designs often depict flowers, vines, clouds and mountain landscapes. Some painting is simply splotches of colo...

Two granary model porcelains. East Asia, This pottery representation of a granary sits on a layered base, topped with a conical lid that also acts as its roof, all finished in a grey...

The celadon jar displays a balanced form with a calm bluish-grey glaze, its shoulders gently tapering toward the base to create a composed and harmonious silhouette. A modeled mythic...