A rare design of Ming dynasty blue & white bowl, decorated at the exterior with lotus, rocks and cloud scroll on the back ground of waves pattern, interior with a rosette design in the center and key-fret border around the inner rim. Ming dynasty 15th century Xuande-Zhendong period. Condition: restored one nail chip and glue locked to associated crack line (enlargement 5), crackled clay body in well balance shape. Diameter: 16 cm and High: 8.2 cm.

A blue & white Kraak type dish, thinly potted with fluted sides rim, the center decorated with a landscape featuring two goose, the cavetto sides with floral spray. Ming dynasty late 16th century. Condition: two hairlines and a flake chip (restored), before restoration indicated on enlargement 7-10. Diameter: 20.3cm.

A rare ewer of pear-shaped form, decorated each side with incised Phoenix on flight and impressive moulded lotus petal lappet at the lower section, covered with a pale bluish Yingqing glaze. Replacement cover from the same period and type wares. Yuan dynasty 14th century, Jindezhen wares. Condition is perfect excepted an old chip to the foot rim. High : 10 cm.

Extremely rare longquan celadon dish with dragon motif chasing fish covered with good green celadon glaze, Yuan dynasty. size: 34 cm diameter, dish condition with some crack line and crackled glaze but no damage part on restoration as shown at picture from different color.

Two rare Chinese Song dynasty qingbai (yingqing) glazed porcelain dishes of chrysanthemum form with thinly potted bodies, an upturned rim divided into twelve lobed petals by vertical ribs, and flat, slightly concave unglazed bases. Circa 10th - 11th century. 4 1/8” diameter. There are a few tiny flea bites at the rim which are visible under magnification and there are a few old hairline cracks that appear to be stable...

A blue & white small bowl, well balance potted, decorated at the interior center with an Eagle and diaper pattern border around the rim. Four Chinese character mark on the base "Da Ming Nien Chao" within double circle. Late Ming dynasty Longqing-Wanli period. Condition is very good, only one tiny chip to rim and to the foot rim, otherwise is perfect with no any cracks and free from restoration as well. Diameter: 10 cm and High: 5.5 cm.

Description: A black Jianyang Temmoko tea bowl of Song Dynasty was intriguingly transformed into a whitish tint by natural burial's incursion. In typical black body of Jianyang kiln, the tea bowl was applied with shear black glaze before being affected by the incursion. In a still slippery feel on the surface, the rare bowl showed itself a charming piece. A similar piece was in a loan exhibition from MOA Japan at The Museum of Fujiang Province. It can be as referent in the last two pictures...

Description:

A well mold Meiping was in nice profile and was beautifully painted with plum blossom on the surface.
It was a decent piece with good size.

Date: Northern Song Dynasty, 960-1127.

Provenance: Zibo county, Xandong Province.

Condition: Perfect.

Height: 28.5cm

A CUSTOM-MADE SILK BOX IS INCLUDED.

A finely bottle vase of pear-shaped form, decorated to the body with reversed a white on black vividly painted of Lotus sprays. 13th-14th century Cizhou type. Condition is perfect except minor flake chips to foot rim. High: 18.3 cm.

A white glaze dish, decorated with incised continuously flowers scroll inside and outside. The tone is like Chingpai ware and with slightly greenish. Ming dynasty 15th century Interregnum period ware. Condition is perfect, except some kiln sand adhere on the center. Diameter: 31.5 cm.

Ming Dynasty (1368-1643) Chinese blue and white porcelain baluster form vase with wide trumpet mouth decorated with a blue prunus motif. 9 1/2"H. Excellent condition. The irregular edge of the base is the typical result of the removal of the vase from the kiln. It is not a condition problem.

Very nice look of Song dynasty white glazed jar, decorated with incised flower scroll to the shoulder and attached four lugs ring handles to upper side, in the center with two lines of beads and lotus petals to the bottom, unglazed white flat base. Condition: restored to one triangle chip, also slight harmed one of the lug, further in perfect shaped. Song dynasty collected in South-Sulawesi. High: 9.1cm and Wide: 10.5cm

An early Qing Kangxi period b/w dish with finely potted and flowers design at interior. Condition is very good, no any chip, no crack and free from restoration. Diameter: 27.8cm.

Description: A Jun bowl with intriguing purple splashes inside and out of the bowl was molded in unique straight-wall type. In absolute Zen spirit, it was an ancient prototype of Chawan. Without exaggerate addition of purple glaze, the subtle purple strokes yielded by firing effects and the beautiful proportion exemplified the true beauty of the wares of early periods.Other than that, the introspective luster was convincing for a real Jun ware...

A rare b/w jar with nice fluted sides, decorated with continuously lotus scrolls around the body. Ming dynasty 16th century, 'Zheng De Nien Zhao' four character mark and of the period. Very good condition with no any chip and free from restoration, only two area in lower part body with 'star hairlines'. High: 12cm. Wide: 11.4cm.

Width: 12.5cm.
Condition: Perfect, with only some glaze abrasions.
A cotton box is included.

Description: A prestigious Buddha figure was uniquely molded in cast-iron. Soldered in two parts, the Buddha was rendered finely in features with details when obvious welding lines were being left on the two sides. By a benign facial expression, the Buddha was seated on a double-deck lotus pedestal. As a metal religious figure, cast-iron was a material which was rarely found in the market by its easily eroded condition...

A rare found and handsome monochrome jar with original lid, covered overall with green glaze till flat base. Possibly Ming dynasty 15th-16th century. Condition is perfect excepted minor glaze flake to the cover. High max: 19.5cm and Wide maximum: 17.3cm.