This is a Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD) Chinese Burial Oven with two Glazed vessels. This is a genuine piece as evidenced by the degree of glaze iridescence covering most of the surface. The top surface of the oven is exceptionally detailed. The piece has normal firing flaws for a burial piece of this period. The Oven measures 10.0" long, 9.0" wide and is 6.0" to the top of the vessels. This will make a great addition to any collection. Please feel free to email any questions. Shippin ...click for details
This Green Glazed Han Dish is a Rare and unusual piece of Han Dynasty(202BC-22-AD) Mortuary Pottery. The dish measures 5" in diameter and is 1.25" in height. A design in relief covers the entire circumference of the Dish(shown). Some areas of the glaze show an iridescent silvery glaze due to the extended burial of the piece. There are also some areas of glaze degradation on the piece(shown). This rare and unusual piece will make an excellent addition to any collection. Please feel fre ...click for details
This Tang Dynasty(618-907AD)Grain Jar is in good condition with no repairs or restorations. There are two small firing cracks in the lid and one small chip at the rim(shown). There is some normal glaze degradation due to the long burial of the Jar. This is a fine example of Chinese Mortuary Pottery and will make an excellent addition to any collection. This piece is guaranteed authentic. Please feel free to email any questions. US Priority Postage for the piece is $25. Required insurance is an a ...click for details
This 13th-14th C Cizhou Stem Cup is painted with three rust-color floral designs and with a single ring at the top and bottom of the outside of the cup. The cup measures 3.0" tall and is 3 5/8" in diameter. There is a very small rim chip (shown). If in mint condition, this piece would be worth much more. Please feel free to ask any questions. Shipping is $12 within the US including required insurance.
This beautiful Stem Cup is possibly dated to the Yuan Dynasty from the JingDeZhen Kilns but could have been produced as late as the Ming Dynasty. The dark Cobalt blue design can be felt protruding above the surface of the lighter glaze as is the characteristic of glazes of this period. Typical firing flaws of this piece only add to its character. The crackle of the glaze also enhances the look and feel of the piece. In the center of the cup is a well rendered Phoenix. The rim is ringed with a s ...click for details
Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-906AD).The Ewer measures 5.0"H, 4.03" dia and 5.0" from handle to spout. This Ewer is well potted with an ovoid body , a waisted neck. banded rim and a pair of applied loop handles.The short conical spout, double strap handle and loop handles are covered with a beige glaze and accented with brown splashes at the handles and spout. The glaze on the body stops short of the foot to reveal the smooth, buff-colored ware. The condition of the glaze is overall i ...click for details
This Horse and Groom is from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644AD). The sculpture stands 6" tall and the Horse is 7" from nose to tail. The base is 3"x4". There is no damage or repair to the piece. The overall condition is excellent.
This is a very attractive Tomb sculpture and in excellent condition. The groom and horse share an unglazed base. The Groom is patiently standing with outstretched arm tending the horse. His green glazed robe is deeply incised with folds and creases. ...click for details
This very rare Roman Antefix (border roof tile) was collected in the 40's in the Mediterranean area. It has been authenticated by a Professor of Archeology at the University of Miami. It is guaranteed to be authentic and as described. It measures 9.12 inches tall by 6.63 inches wide and is 1.6 inches thick at its thickest point. There is a slot in the rear of the piece for attachment to the Roof. the piece. Casting marks can be seen as was the method of manufacturer at the time. The piece ha ...click for details
A beautiful handpainted and decorated six lobed bowl with an impressed signature on the underside. The bowl measures 10.0 inches in diameter and is 2.25 inches deep. The center panel depicts a group of Elders and Children in a wooded setting near a lake. The surrounding lobes are intrically painted with beautifully interwoven designs in gold and accented with groups of small flowers done in shades of celedon, black and white. The bowl is in near mint condition with no damage or abnormal wear. Pl ...click for details
