The cord marked pottery jar with an everted rim a ribbed neck, round body with a diamond weave throughout. There are signs of wear and some flaws. Age: Warring States (475-221 BC) Size: 16 ¾” high

The straw-glazed Changsha flask form pottery vessel with strap handles, moulded leaf design on the side of the body. The rim and body have a repair, and minor chips and glaze degradation. Late Tang Dynasty (618-907) - Size: 8 ½” high

The seated official is with two young attendants on either side, and all are on a raised plinth with a back, the glaze in a cream color with yellow-brown accents. Age: 19th Century - Size: 9-3/4” High x 6” wide x 5” deep

Set of five Chinese exquisitely molded pottery figurers with removable heads that are finely detailed. The five male figures are each wearing traditional dress and four figures are with pointed orange hats and the other one with a square tall hat, four wearing short jackets with turquoise and white skirts, finely detailed facial features. All five are on low square orange plinths. Age: Ming Dynasty 1368- 1644 AD – Size: 11 ¼” high

Set of four Chinese Yuan pottery exquisitely molded figurers with removable heads that are finely detailed. The two male and two female figures are each wearing traditional dress , decorated with turquoise and pale pinkish an grey pigment, finely detailed facial features. All four are on low square plinths. Age: Yuan Dynasty 1279-1368 AD – Size: 10 ¼” high

Ancient small pottery vessel of a tapered form with a mottled ground tiny mouth, and a wood base. Size: 6 ½” high

Chinese Ming Dynasty, green and amber glazed pottery saddled horses, one standing four-square, the other standing forward. Both well modeled of sancai glaze. Age: 16th Century – Size: 8 ½” high x 10” wide

Chinese small Neolithic pottery jar of a bulbous form with small handles to shoulders and red and black geometric designs. Age: 6500-1700 BC - Size: 4 ½” high x 5 ¼” diameter

Large Chinese Yuan Dynasty celadon glazed tripod bowl with subtle diaper pattern to exterior and wave-like band below the rim Size: 5 ½” high x 12" diameter (14 x 30.5 cm)

Pair of Chinese Tang Dynasty painted pottery equestrians, standing four-square on rectangular plinths, with mouths agape, remaining traces of pigment seen in the rider’s red and green tunics, and horse’s eyes. Age: Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) Size: 17” high

Massive Chinese Han Dynasty grey pottery jars each molded with faux mask handles, smooth ovoid body with two molded rings around the body, raised pedestal foot and domed covers. Age: 206 BC- 220 AD Size: 27 1/2' high

Chinese pottery Song/Jin Dynasty tea bowl of a conical form with Henan glaze with “iron rust”. It has a repair in the interior. Age: Song/Jin Dynasty 1127-1234. Size: 5 ½” diameter (14 cm).