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Pumpkin form Teapot with Dragon Spout, circa 18th c. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1800   item# 737298  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 $400  A green glazed pumpkin form teapot, with a dragon head as the spout, a small bird as the 'handle', and lotus petal pattern around the rim. From Vietnam, it is in good condition, with minor losses, wear to glaze, and dirt residue. A simple lid of similar color and period, but lesser quality, comes with if desired. Approximately 10 cm in height, 18.5 cm from the tip of the dragon's nose to the tip of the bird ...click for details Guanyin, Vietnamese glazed ceramic circa 18th century Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1800   item# 737280  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 $450  A charming Vietnamese rendition of Guanyin, Buddhist goddess of Mercy. Dating to the 18th century, with some losses of the glaze due to wear at the high points of the details, some dirt still attached. Approximately 30.5cm tall Large Vietnamese Lime Pot with Areca Vine decoration Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1700   item# 737270  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 $1300  A quintissential example of a form unique to Vietnam, this pot was used to carry lime for the chewing of betel nut. In fact, it still has remnants of lime within. Dating to circa the 17th century, it is in wonderful condition. Decorated in both underglaze blue and green, with an areca vine motif at the bases of the handles. For more information on the subject, as well as a picture of a similar albeit earlier examp ...click for details 17th century or earlier Vase with Dragons Catalogue: Archives: Pre 1700   item# 737263  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 SOLD!  Though I can't positively identify it as earlier than 17th century, this vase, decorated with moulded dragons, has an ivory glaze reminiscent of earlier Ly/Tran wares, with a green in the areas where it has pooled into the relief work that is akin to that found on some Song Dynasty pieces. A wonderful piece, in good condition but with some losses to the glaze (shown in pics)as well as remaining dirt encrustation that could not be removed. Approximately 23 cm. in height Rare Viet Kendi with mammiform spout, 15th/16th c. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1700   item# 737260  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 $1200  A wonderful example of a Viet Kendi with underglaze blue decoration. In wonderful condition, with one repair to the flange at the top (pictured from both top and bottom, though best seen from underneath). Posterior Le/early Mac Dynasty. Circa 15th/16th century. Approximately 15.5 cm high and 17 cm at its widest. Famille Rose Charger, Jiaqing mark, Republican Period Catalogue: Archives: Pre 1940   item# 597955  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 SOLD  Measuring a bit over 16", 41cm in diameter, this large display charger features enamel work in the famille rose pallet on a blue background, with a light crackle to the glaze. A Republican Period piece, dating to the 1930s or '40s, it has an earlier Jiaqing mark. A wonderful decorative piece, with wonderfully detailed figures. Complete funerary set, Eastern Han dynasty circa 2 cen. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre AD 1000   item# 551475  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 sold  A complete model of a house and farm, with two accessory jars, all made of ceramic. Dating to the Eastern Han Dynasty, it is from Vietnam, which was dominated by the Chinese during that period. Of the many subtle differences between those found in China and those found in Vietnam, this set typically does not include any animal models. Interestngly, these typically also show a thatched roof only, while in the case of this one the house's roof appears tiled, and includes what appears to be t ...click for details Glazed Ceramic Censer, "Lian", Eastern Han Dynasty Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre AD 1000   item# 540100  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 $3000  A near perfect condition example of the Chinese ceramic tradition as perpetuated in Vietnam while under Chinese rule, this censer has a pleasing color variation and fine crackle to the glaze as a result of the wood fired kilns used to make it. Featuring a pair of pierced taotie medallions and sitting on three legs, it is nearly identical in style and form to one published in one of the most complete guides to the subject, "Viet Ceramics, a Separate Tradition", by John Stevenson and Jo ...click for details Figural jar with later lamp fittings, circa 13th/14th c Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1492   item# 537491  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 $250  A unique little representation, this pot bellied form, with a glaze of color and type usually seen ceramics of the 13th and 14th century (though also somewhat later and somewhat earlier). The base and interior are both obscured by the late 19th, early 20th century metal work, so the dating is made as the most likely call, as wear and glaze consistency help to confirm general age. The metal appears to be a lower content silver alloy in most places, with some copper alloy use in secondary places ...click for details "Namban" jar with period coins, Vietnamese 16/17th c. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1700   item# 413910  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 $400  Though this particular jar only left Vietnam relatively recently, it is an example of a thriving ceramic trade with Japan during the 16th and 17th century. Originally viewed as of lesser value, the rough quality of this kind of unglazed vessel became more popular as its place in the aesthetic of the Grass Hut tea ceremony grew more appreciated. Generically known as Namban ware, this specific form would have been called nawasudare, or rope curtain, in reference to the vertical ribbing on the si ...click for details Rare Ly dynasty Covered Jar, Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Southeast Asian: Ceramics: Pre 1492   item# 413902  click for details Mandalay Road Trading Company, Inc. (206) 855-0850 sold  This museum quality jar in many ways represents the height of Vietnamese ceramic production. The independant Ly dynasty (1009-1225), after a thousand years of Chinese rule, marked a creative transition as well as a political one. The influences of Champa, India, and Cambodia were combined with the traditions of the Tang and Song dynasties to help create a unique ceramic tradition. Those with an ivory glaze, as this one, tend to be particularly original in style. This type of jar is also seen ...click for details pages:  1