Song Dynasty

An impressive and serene carved wood sculpture of Guanyin, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, rendered in the Song Dynasty style. This monumental figure is gracefully posed in “royal eas...

The low foot exposes the clay body, showing areas of pale reddish traces. Period : Southern Song-Yuan Dynasty(12th-14th century) Type : Dish Medium : Qingbai Size : 3 cm(Height), 15...

The interior of the lid, along with the edge and bottom of the piece, retains the unglazed finish known as biscuit. Period : Song Dynasty(960~1279) Type : Porcelain Model Medium : Q...

A pair of Antique Chinese pottery lion panel with stand. Age: China, Song Dynasty, 10th - 12th Century Size excluding stand: Height 23.6 - 24.3 C.M. / Width 18.8 - 20.5 C.M. / Thick...

The glaze exhibits a stable ivory-toned creamy white color, with a subdued sheen rather than any artificial gloss, and small bubbles and pinholes from the firing process are partiall...

A pair of antique Chinese pottery brick tile with lion and figures. Age: China, Song Dynasty, 10th - 12th Century Size of panels only: Height 21.3 C.M. / Width 32.8 - 33 C.M. / Thic...

The spout and handle are well-proportioned, and the brown glaze is evenly applied, the unique finger-sized ornamentation on the shoulders is a distinctive feature specific to that pe...

The surface is evenly covered with a pale whitish to ivory-toned transparent glaze, with a neatly finished low ring foot and an unglazed base. Period : Song dynasty Type : Creamy-wh...

A small tea bowl made of dark brown stoneware, with a black glaze, decorated with the theme of plum blossoms—a favorite motif of Chinese "literati"—in a very free and highly stylized...

A small tea bowl made of light stoneware, with a dark brown glaze, decorated with the theme of plum blossoms—a favorite motif of Chinese "literati"—in a very free and highly stylized...

Today precious few of these sculptures are displayed in private collections and museums. The Song and Han dynasties are considered to be among China’s longest and most powerful dyna...

The combination of sophisticated glazing techniques and detailed decorative elements exemplifies the advanced ceramic artistry of the Northern Song and Jin dynasties.

A large baluster form jar with glossy Celadon glaze. The jars are finished with a pickled oak stopper and polished brass fittings. Currently wired for the UK. Shades not inclu...

Champleve decoration appears at the beginning of the Song period in Henan at Dengfengxian and at Xiuwu.

A remarkable Chinese life sized painted stucco head of a luohan, Song, Liao or Jin Dynasty, circa 11th century, China.

Around the foot and across the surface, accretions are visible within the crackle lines, along with traces of burial oxidation, attesting to their long period underground. Period :...

The entire censer is adorned with a lustrous, uniform sea-green glaze. Period : Southern Song Dynasty - Yuan Dynasty Type : Celadon Medium : Longquan ware Provenance : Acquired in e...

The elegant proportions and decorative complexity exemplify the artistry of high-quality celadon production of the period, likely intended for ceremonial or ornamental use. Period ...

Chinese six-sided, beige, crackled porcelain vase, crafted in a style typical of the Song Dynasty's official kiln during the Southern Song period and accented in two lug ears along t...

Period : Five Dynasties-Song Dynasty(907~1279) Type : Ewer with cover Medium : Celadon(Yue) Dimension : 25 cm(Height), 3.5cm(Mouth Diameter) Condition : Good Provenance : Acquired i...

Overall, this piece represents the refined essence of celadon ware from the 10th to 12th centuries, harmoniously combining balanced proportions, depth of glaze, and restrained decora...

Song Dynasty Longquan wares were also highly prized for their thin walls and lightness, reflecting a high level of technical mastery in pottery-making.

This Chinese Brown Glazed Earthenware Jar from the Song dynasty is a remarkable piece despite its age and slight damage.

Song Dynasty Longquan wares were also highly prized for their thin walls and lightness, reflecting a high level of technical mastery in pottery-making.

Celadons from Yaozhou kilns, produced during the Northern Song dynasty, were exported to many countries: Japan, Korea, Arabia, Tanzania.

Song Dynasty Longquan wares were also highly prized for their thin walls and lightness, reflecting a high level of technical mastery in pottery-making.

Song Dynasty Longquan wares were also highly prized for their thin walls and lightness, reflecting a high level of technical mastery in pottery-making.

Rounded form, covered with a glaze of a pale grey and yellowish tone with brown network of crackles. Period: Qing Dynasty or Song Dynasty Type: Bowl Medium: Crackle Glazed Size : 9...

The glaze subtly shifts between milky white, pale green, and soft ivory tones. Period : Southern Song Dynasty(12-14th century) Type : Tomb Jar Medium : Porcelain with transparent pa...

Period : Song to Ming dynasty Type : Haitai Statue Medium : Celadon Provenance : The piece was acquired in Hong Kong in the year late 1990s.

Stoneware Moonflask with Ge-Style Crackle Glaze This Chinese stoneware moonflask features a Ge-style glaze, known for its fine, intentional crackle pattern, first developed during t...

Chinese sage-colored, lidded porcelain jar crafted in the style of the Song Dynasty with a round form decorated in a raised, tonal botanical pattern.

Song Dynasty style Jun type ware conical ceramic bowl - matte caramel glaze with subtle celadon swirl decoration to the interior and splash decoration to the sides - 'earthworm track...

Traditionally used to display blum blossoms and popularized during the Song dynasty. Additional information: Dimensions: Height: 13.5″, Diameter: 9.25″

Trumpet-Shaped Celadon Vase with Crackle Glaze A Chinese celadon vase with a flaring trumpet form, finished in a pale bluish-green glaze with a distinctive Ge crackle pattern, a hal...

The surface also reveals signs of age. Period : Southern Song-Yuan Dynasty(12th-14th century) Type : Vase Medium : Qingbai ware Provenance : Acquired in late 1990s from Hongkong Ref...

A Chinese Mataban Stoneware Storage Jar 18th century The baluster body set at the shoulder with lug handles brown glaze Height 12.87 in Catalogue note The glaze is influenced by the...

This type of glaze is highly valued for its smooth and delicate finish, which often resembles jade. Period : Southern Song-Yuan Dynasty(12th-14th century) Type : Dish Medium : Qingb...

Made in the style of Southern Song Dynasty Guan ware, traditionally used for rinsing brushes.

The surface shows fine crackling throughout, typical of Longquan celadon made in the style of the Song Dynasty (960–1279). Additional information: Dimensions: Height: 9″, Diameter: ...

A stoneware pottery jar used for storage, made in southern China Fujian or Guangdong province since Song Dynasty for domestic use as well as export.

Fine Paintings - Lot252 (Price : 4,375 Euro / Type : Closely related) * Qingbai Ware Qingbai ware, which translates to "blue-white ware," is a type of Chinese porcelain that was m...

The first three photos and the remaining ones were taken by different photographers and cameras, so the tone may appear different. Period : Song-Yuan Dynasty(13-14th century) Type ...

The graceful, hourglass form of this contemporary vase dates back as far as the Song dynasty (960 to 1279). Known as a huluping or double gourd vase, the traditional form emulates th...

Ding ware was produced in the kilns of Hebei province since the Song dynasty (690 to 1279) and is characterized by light stoneware and glassy, ivory glazes.

Merged with a piece of fabric or leather, the four symmetrical holes, bordered with leather that served to block the carpet over the saddle, are characteristic of this saddle, which ...

Made in the style of Guan ware from the Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279), celebrated for its refined forms and distinctive crackled finishes.

Consolidating power under the ruler Yelu Abaoji, they formed a powerful dynastic empire contemporaneous with the Chinese Song Dynasty, and are considered a legitimate Chinese dynasty...

The striking white glaze nods to the Song dynasty (960­–1279) when tastes shifted to monochrome glazes in single, statement-making colors.

This exquisite piece is a Qingbai ware from the Song to Yuan dynasty, and it appears to be an excavated artifact given its earthy encrustations, suggesting it has rested in the groun...

The striking orange glaze nods to the Song dynasty (960­–1279) when tastes shifted to monochrome glazes in single, statement-making colors.

The striking yellow glaze nods to the Song dynasty (960­–1279), when tastes shifted to monochrome glazes in single, statement-making colors.

The jar is cloaked in a crème-white slip reminiscent of Song-dynasty juluxian ware and finished with a crackled translucent glaze.

Longquan celadon from the Song dynasty is among the most admired ceramics in Chinese art history.

Elaborate craftsmanship is displayed at the entrance. Period : Song-Yuan Dynasty(13-14th century) Type : Vase Medium : Qingbai Ware Size : 24 cm(Height), 10cm(Mouth Diameter) Prove...

The shape of the vase taking cues from yuhuchunping vases from China of the Song Dynasty. The upper portion of the vase even with incised bow string lines.

Operating under the guiding philosophy of "finding spirit within porcelain," he brilliantly translates ancient Song dynasty techniques into modern ceramic masterpieces.

These folding chairs were developed as a result of the addition of a curved rest to the high folding stools of the Southern and Northern dynasties period, their basic structure alrea...

It reached the finest quality in China during Song Dynasty. The Chinese name is "Cut Silk" which indicates the nature of the weaving.

The glaze clearly references classical Song dynasty ceramics, reinterpreted in a bold and distinctly Nordic expression.