Price upon Request - with Oxford T.L. Test Certificate, purchased from Christie's, Amsterdam
TWO SEPARATE GRAY POTTERY, CHINESE HAN Dynasty Horse and Rider with a Oxford Thermoluminenscence Certificate tested in 2 places is consistent with the date (Western Jin Dynasty, 265-317 AD) purchased from Christies in Amsterdam, Holland. The rider is a "foreigner," with tunic and hat. This gray pottery piece has traces of pigment and slip. There is also a crack on one of the legs. Minor restorations. Very unusual to have BOTH horse AND rider together. The rider comes with the Certific ...click for details
Chinese Han Dynasty replica, early 20th Century; in ovoid form with loop handles and trumpet mouth. Green glaze inside rim and at shoulder, unglazed from the shoulder to the footrim. Some damage to the rim. Height is 8" diameter is approx. 7". Circa
1900-1920.
19th Century copy of a Chinese JUN (or Chun)
Ware JAR from the Northern Sung (Song) Dynasty. Beautiful variations of a "clair de Lune," type glaze ranging from a darker blue to an almost off white color.(see pictures) Some glaze cracks, and two cracks (longest is 1" in length) running from two rim chips. Well potted and glazed. Height is 4.5" and inside diameter of mouth is 3.5".
Price upon request- with a COA, purchased @ Christie's in Paris. Can export to EU without a problem!
Chinese pottery DING and Cover with a seven character inscription are from the "Collection of Monsieur Georges Halphen," which was auctioned at Christies in Paris, November 20, 2003, Lot # 454, page 33. A "Certificat pour un bien cultural" # 017925 or COA was issued by the French Minstry of Culture that allows this Ding to be legally shipped back to Europe without any VAT taxes. The DING is in exceptionally fine condition with no chips, cracks, pitting or losses. Circa: 206B ...click for details
PAIR of Chinese TANG Dynasty SANCAI glazed pottery CUPS with provenance. One cup is glazed on the inside (sancai) and the other on the outside (green only.) There is some degradation on the inside cavetto of the sancai cup otherwise in good condition. No chips or cracks. Desaccensioned from the Ulricehamn Museum in Sweden, paart of the Tectus Collection and purchased at SOtheby's in Paris on Dec 18, 2008. Dimensions are 1 inch in height (2.54 cms) and 2 inches in width or 5 cms.
Chinese, TANG Dynasty pottery baluster shaped BOWL on a spreading pedestal foot with SANCAI glaze. Deaccensioned from the Ulrichehamn Museum in Sweden, #1141; from the Tectus Collection. Purchased from Sotheby's in Paris December 18, 2008. Overall condition is good but with three very small restorations to the inside rim and with some slight degradation overall as to be expected. Dimensions: 2.75 inches (7 cms) in height x 3.75 inches (9 cms.) in width.
Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery foliated DISH with green and yellow (brownish-orange) glaze over a "leaf pattern" incised into the biscuit. Deaccensioned from the Ulrichehamn Museum in Sweden, from the Tectus Collection, #1123. Purchased @ Sotheby's in Paris, December 18, 2008. Condition is excellent but with some very slight glaze chipping in several locations which are barely discernible. Dimensions: 10 3/8 inches (26 cms.) in lenfth x 5 3/4 inches (15 cms.) in width x 1 inch or 2. ...click for details
Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery OIL LAMP (dish) with a brown glaze applied inside the cavetto and slightly over the outside rim. There are several small rim chips and several spots on the inside rim which have been restored. Deaccensioned from the Ulricehamn Museum in Sweden, #1143, from The Tectus Collection. Dimensions: diameter 5 inches (12.5 cms.) and height is 1.5 inches or 4.2 cms.
Price upon Request - Purchased @ Sotheby's in Paris, 12/18/08.
Three (3) Chinese TANG Dynasty STANDING MAIDENS (Female attendants) each one with a different "gift" in her hands; coated with an appealing off-white slightly crackled glaze.
Deaccensioned from the Ulricehamn Museum in Sweden, from The Tectus Collection, #210. These three ladies were published in "Chinese Ceramic Treasures," by The Museum of Art and Far Eastern Antiquities in Ulricehamn, 2002, #210, page 51 & 52. Condition is overall very good, although there is some sli ...click for details
