Description:

A Changsha handled ewer was preserved in very good condition.
Well decorated on the surface with splashed tints, the ewer vase was nicely mold and shaped.
Soft-paste body clay was revealed at the bottom.
Abrasions were happened to the rims.

Date: Tang Dynasty, 8th century.

Height: 18.8cm.

A CUSTOM-MADE SILK BOX IS INCLUDED.

A Southern-Song 12th-13th century Jian ware teabowl with russet hare's fur. Condition is very good near perfect, only has a tiny chip to inner rim visible on last picture. Diameter: 12cm and High: 7cm.

A good Longquan celadon small dish, decorated with twin fish in the center, covered overall with olive green glaze. Southern Song dynasty in perfect condition, no any chip, no crack and free from restoration. Diameter: 13cm

 

A good and beautifully one of Ming dynasty 15th-16th century Longquan celadon charger was ever found in South-Sulawesi area. Decorated to interior with a moulded flower in the center and fluted sides to cavetto. Underside is plain and covered overall with olive green with bring a bit bluish tint. Condition is perfect near excellent, only found a very short firing crack visible on enlargement 3, further no any chip, no crack and free from any restoration. Diameter: 37,5cm.

Description:

A black-glazed Zadou was mold in decent form.
In nice proportion, the ware was stand on a foot ring which revealed with beige-tinted body clay.
The glaze on the surface was in greasy feel and was yielded with charming wrinkled results due to age.

Date: Northern Song Dynasty, 960-1127.

Body width: 9.9cm, Height: 7.6cm

A SILK BOX IS INCLUDED.

A rare and good blue & white bowl was ever excavated on South Sulawesi area, decorated outside with continuous Chrysanthemum scroll above the Lotus petal panels around the foot and inside with a single Peony flower within double circle, diaper pattern around the rim, all in fine cobalt blue tone. Condition: restored D shape re-stuck and minor hairlines, a bit warped and rim fritting, please see on the last enlargement before restoration done. Ming dynasty 15th century Yongle-Xuande period...

A rare example of shallow rounded sides with sacrificial red glaze to the exterior and plain white to the interior. A six-character "Da Ming Cheng Hua Nien Zhe" reign mark in underglaze blue within double circle on white base. Condition broken like indicated on the pictures and combined by two other different same type ornaments to be complete in one. Diameter: 21.5cm.

A rare blue & white dish, decorated in the center with a Qilin and underside with continuous Peony scroll. Ming dynasty 15th century Thianshun period. Condition is good except a double fine hairline to the rim each approximately 2.5 cm long, firing crack to the base and a bit warped, further in perfect condition with no any chips and free from restoration. Diameter: 19.3 cm.

 

Description:

A marble sculpture of a disciple was well done in 5th/6th of Northern Qi periods.
He was part of a big shrine.
A debris as this one can till be a treasuring piece and being used as a paper weight.

Date: Northern Qi Dynasty, 5th/6th century.

Dimension: 6.5cm x 5cm x 1.6cm.

A nicely carved mythical beast or cute animal in the recumbent position. There is a hole through the mouth for hanging. As for the age, I will date it as a Song piece, but it could also be from the Southern & Northern Dynasties. It is hard to date jade as many Dynasties copied from past dynasties. Size: L. 5cm. W. 2cm. H. 2cm. Condition: No chips or repairs.

A nice one of Southern Song dynasty Jian ware with rich black glaze and with hare's fur, unglazed flat base slightly concave in perfect condition, unfortunately with a tiny warped. No any chip, no crack and free from any restoration as well. Diameter: 11,9cm and High: 6,5cm.

Well potted black glazed Tea-Bowl with greenish Hare's Fur effect, condition is perfect except a tiny firing imperfection a kiln chip to the rim, otherwise is perfect. Southern Song dynasty Jian wares. Diameter: 11.6cm and High: 6.2cm.

Blue & White bowl, decorated with Emblems, scroll and Lotus. Ming dynasty 15th century. Condition, flake chip to foot rim, tiny chip to mouth rim, very short fine glaze hairline, free from restoration. Diameter: 15.4 cm.

Description:

A Qingbai cup stand was preserved in perfect condition.
In straw glaze, the ware was yielded with immense crackles verifying its age.
It is a nice item suitable for a lovely tea bowl.

Date: Southertn Song Dynasty, 12th Century.

Provenance: Fujiang Province, China.

largest Width: 10cm.

An extremely rare Song-Yuan dynasty 13th-14th century brown glazed Jizhou type ware, engraved to the body with two babies among flower scrolls. Condition is perfect and free from any restoration. Height: 21.2cm.