Early 18th Century Jars

This blue and white Delft jar was made in the Netherlands in the early 18th century, circa 1710-1720. This exquisite jar is covered in a gorgeous light green-blue glaze traditional ...

This exceptional pair of Chinese porcelain jars were made circa 1700 in the reign of Emperor Kangxi. The jars are magnificent on display. They catch your eye from across the room and won't let go. They are hand-painted in exquisite cobalt blue. Leafy peony scrolls...

I came across a very rare pottery. It is a very old Japanese pottery. It was made in the early Edo period. (1600s-1700s). This is called "Tokoname". The shape is an unusual oval. T...

A good Delft blue and white pottery apothecary jar marked V NUTRITUM and dating from around 1720. The jar, of cylindrical form stands on a rounded pedestal foot with a pinched top ri...

A large 18th century delft faience covered jar with traditional ribbed octagonal form, vivid blue hand painted chinoiserie décor and foo dog lids. Makers mark to underside. Made by D...

This beautiful Dutch Delft covered jar is hand-painted in cobalt blue with an exquisite overall pattern showing a songbird among flowers. The vase wa...

18th century Spanish white glazed ceramic narrow neck vase.

Each jar is decorated with four reserves on a ground of scrolling flowers. The domed covers are surmounted by a finial. Late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) Two 'Photoshopped' examples with the vases turned into lamps...

We are proud to offer this set of three small Saint Cloud blue and white porcelain jars. According to W.B.Honey the typical blue-painted Saint-Cloud Porcelain "is one of the most distinct and attractive of porcelains and not the least part of its charm lies in the quality of the material itself.” We can date these jars to the period between 1720- 1740 as circa 1720 the Saint-Cloud factory began to produce this type of blue and white soft-paste porcelain wares. After 1740 the factory cut back entirely on production of blue and white and concentrated on production of white wares without blue decoration. The early porcelain produced in Saint-Cloud was influenced by late Ming blue and white porcelain, and the Saint Cloud motifs were based directly on Chinese originals. These Saint-Cloud blue and white jars are marked with the painter's marks "A" and "W". For two images of Saint-Cloud jars...

A Chinese Kangxi period black vase with traces of original floral decoration in gilt. China, Kangxi period, circa 1720 Size: 18" high x 5" base diameter x 9" overall diameter.