A good black glazed bowl with rounded form and everted lip rim, covered overall with a rich black glaze. Chinese 13th-14th century late Song to Yuan dynasty, South China kiln ware founded in South Sulawesi region. Condition with invisible re-touched a nail chip to rim, further in the good shaped. Diameter: 14.5cm.

Blue & White bowl with thinly potted, decorated interior and exterior with inscribed of Tibetan script. The practice of using Sanskrit as a decoration on porcelains was initiated during YongLe period and become widely popular during the Chenghua, Hongzhi, Zhengde period, it is reasonable to assume that these porcelain bowl were piously made to serve as auspicious items to be used during the performance of Buddhist rituals. Ming dynasty Hongzhi - Zhengde period, founded on South Sulawesi area...

Description:
A rare stucco head of Bodhisattva was preserved in very good condition.
Exemplifying the serene beauty of Song sculptural art, the deity’s head dress was an ornate tiara which had been partially damaged.
In holy facial expression, the Bodhisattva was molded and carved by the features of a Chinese lady.
When applied with white pigment on the face, the Bodhisattva was decorated with glassed eyes.
A glass urna was set on her forehead...

Recently excavated of Yuan dynasty blue & white bowl from central Sulawesi region, decorated at the exterior with chrysanthemum flowers and to the interior center with a flaming pearl. Condition is very good considered it is excavated Yuan piece which almost damaged if recovery from underground, only two fine short hairlines appears but it's not easy to find by eyes, no any chip and free from any restoration as well. Diameter: 12.8cm and High: 5.5cm.

A good celadon dish with everted lip rim, decorated with impressively twin fish in the center and underside with lotus petals rising from foot, covered overall with very fine olive green glazed. Southern Song dynasty Longquan ware. Condition with two tiny flake chip, no crack and a bit warped only, invisible restore service for free. Diameter: 13.4cm and High: 3.6cm.

A rare and delicate painted of b/w bowl, with thinly potted and slightly in conical form, decorated at the exterior with variously fishes swimming among water weeds. The interior center with cloud pattern within double circle, the rim cavetto with a white on blue waves and half flowers head motif. Early Ching Kangxi period. Condition is good with no any crack, only one tiny flake chip, fritting to rim like normally appears on Kangxi period wares, but free from any restoration...

Description: A Jianyang Temmoko ware was in rare meiping form. In pitch-black glaze, the elegant bottle vase was applied with subtle silver oil spots all over the surface which can hardly be shown in my pictures. For authenticating, thin web-like crackles were dispersed in the glaze when incursions were obvious on the mouth rim. In elegant profile, the luster on the surface of the vase was introspective and charming...

A fine 'Yingqing' glazed bowl with slightly thinly potted, decorated at the interior center with impressively moulded of Twin Fish, the rim sides unglazed. Sothern Song dynasty 12th-13th century. Condition is excellent, no chip, no crack and free from restoration. Diameter:

Description: A boxwood carving of Louhan was in old charming patina. Carved in a simple but sleek way, the figure sit easily when tucking the hands into the sleeves. From the mature craftsmanship, the characteristics of the facial features and the honey brownish patina which was caused from the enduring age, the wood work can be dated as one masterpiece from 16th century of Ming Dynasty. Height:7.5cm, Width:6.5cm, Depth:6.45cm...

A blue & white small bowl, decorated at the exterior with scrolling pattern, interior center with a flower head medallion and hanging scrolls to the cavetto. Ming dynasty Thianshun to early Chenghua period. Condition with a hairline crack and minor chips to foot rim, further in good condition and no restoration as well. Diameter: 9cm and High: 5cm.

A blue & white saucer dish, fine and well balance potted, decorated with figures on the boat. Fungus stylist mark on the base within double circle. 17th century Transitional period late Ming to early Ching ware. Condition is perfect. Diameter: 11.7cm and High: 2.7cm.

A fine plain celadon jar in globular form, covered overall with pale olive green glaze. Yuan-Ming dynasty 13th-14th century in perfect condition. Wide: 9.3cm and High: 8.5cm

A large celadon bowl, well balance potted to rounded form with everted lip rim, covered overall with a fine olive green tone till foot rim, unglazed area appears a circular firing scars. Condition is good, no any chips and free from restoration excepted crackle glazed to the half area of the bowl, also with one very short firing crack to rim side. Generally speaking is 13th-14th century, Yuan to early Ming Longquan wares, excavated on South-Sulawesi area. Diameter: 20.7cm and High: 9.3cm

A rare and elegant form of celadon fluted sides jar with lotus shape lid, covered overall with olive green glaze. Southern Song-Yuan dynasty Longquan ware, collected from central Sulawesi. Condition is good excepted two tiny flake chips to the cover and to the foot rim also, minute glaze lines appears to base. High maximum: 12 cm and Wide: 14cm.

A rare example of b/w large dish, decorated at the exterior with four fishes swimming among lotus pond and water weeds, on the cavetto with chrysanthemum scroll and border to the foliated lip rim with flower heads pattern. Underside with emblems supported by continuously lotus flowers. Ming dynasty late 15th to early 16th century. Condition broken in the center split into two and glue restored. Diameter: 34 cm.

Description: A rare and lovely Yaozhou russet-glazed incense burner was in simple form. Wide-mouthed and with high-set shoulders when the neck is narrowed and the lip is rolled, the jarlet was applied with persimmon glaze inside and out of the surface. The bottom was flat and was concaved to a round circle. The unglazed base had turned to a buff skin during firing, and in a firm quality which were all the characteristics for a Yaozhou ware. Date: Song period(11th/12th Century), Height: 6.6cm

A rare large cover jar with metal handles, decorated with a figure of official and wife standing around two servants and musicians play group among the room and garden scene. The top of cover decorated with two boys playing. Condition with 'L' shape crack, minor chips to rim cover and several old star hairlines appears to inside of the body, but no any restoration. Four characters hall mark 'Chin Xuan Thang Zhe' on the base. Ching dynasty. Mouth Diameter: 20 cm, High: 21.5 cm and Wide: 22.9 cm.

A fine celadon jar with globular body, is plain and covered overall with nice olive green glazed. Condition is perfect. 13th-14th Longquan wares, this type founded as known as exported wares to South East Asian region, collected in South Sulawesi. High: 7cm and Wide: 9.1cm.