Chinese Pottery

Han earthenware celadon glazed hill jar The hill jar represents the five scared mountains which is the path between the earth and paradise. The scared mounta...

Tall Chinese Polychromed Enameled Floral Decorated Pottery Vase 20thC Measures - 19"H x 9.25"W x 9.25"D

Chinese glazed ceramic pair of reticulated lamps, in the form of covered ginger jars on stands, the sides elaborately pierced. Dealer: S138XX

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...

Charming little teapot from China in terracotta and nicely worked in a very simple and refined way around 1900. Dynasty Qing period. Original color. The Terracotta Teapots of Yixi...

Yixing Zisha Teapot Pottery Curved Body Loop Handle Stamps symbols present 11 long x 7 d x 8.5 h Preowned vintage condition. Review all images ...

This is a large scale Chinese primitive painted granary vessel. It is terracotta with heavy relief and rests on three pawed feet. Highly decorative!

This is a pair of large scale Chinese ginger jars with vivid bird motifs and bright coral foo dog finials. The birds appear to be some sort of pheasant. ...

A Chinese Warring states brown pottery jar with incised marks. This jar was made during the Warring States Period (475 – 221 BC) or possibly during the...

Circa 1900 Chinese archaistic style Gu form hexagonal ceramic vase with a wonderful deep chocolate glaze. This classic six sided vase in an ancient form, yet so modern in appearance....

We would like to introduce you to the rare items we have received. This is a very old vessel from China. It is a vessel made in a dynasty called "Liao" that existed from the 10th to the 12th century in China. The image shows a map of China from the 10th century to the 12th century. The yellow area is "Liao" . They are characterized by applying colored glazes such as tan, green, and white to their vessels. There were also monochromatic ones, such as brown ones and only yellow and green ones. And this item is finished in Yellow brown glaze. Also, I posted a picture of a glaze pot that is similar to an art book. Please refer to it. And this item is very beautiful and transparent. The entire vessel is made to imitate the petals of a flower. The pottery clay uses bright and slightly whitish clay. In some cases, white mud is applied as an undercoat before applying yellow or green, and then yellow or green is applied over it. This item is painted with Yellow brown glaze directly on the clay. The glaze has fine cracks. This is common to most Liao period glazes. Not bad quality. Therefore, this item also has a little flaking of the glaze. Also, there is a small chip on the edge. However, there are not many items that are in perfect condition because they are excavated items, but this one seems to be in quite good condition. A dedicated storage wooden box is also included. This was owned by a Japanese collector...

Circa 1920-30s Shiwan pottery seated figure. Finely modeled; rich colored enamel glazing. Comparable to several examples in the British Museum collections. Exceptional work. Measures...