Late Qing Dynasty, Northern China, Brown Glaze Storage Vessel. Excellent Condition. Acquired from a Collection in Springfield Ohio. Ten inches tall by nine and one half inches in width. The Brown Glaze has an irridescent quality.

Early Qing Dynasty Blue and White Decorated Dish. Acquired from the Collection of Lawrence Lee of Columbus Ohio. Very Good Condition, with one barely visible hairline crack, which doe not detract from the piece. Nine and one half inches wide.

Qing Dynasty Octogon Serving Dish with four Peaches and other Floral Designs. Very Good Condition, with some very minor chips as shown in photo. Pallette of Turquoise, Pink, Red, Green and Yellow. Acquired from the Collection of Lawrence Lee of Columbus Ohio. Six and one quarter inches in width by two inches in height. Red decorations surround the entire round base.

Qing Dynasty Black Irridescent Glaze Storage Vessel. Excellent Condition. Nine inches tall by six and one half inches wide. Acquired from a Collection in Springfield Ohio. The Collector believes it is from the Northern Provinces of China. This piece could date to the Yuan Dynasty. Christies sold a major collection of these Black Glaze Vessels in 1999.

Qing Dynasty Spouted Storage Vessel from Northern China. Acquired from a Collection in Springfield Ohio. Excellent Condition. No chips on Spout. Nine inches tall. Four Lug Handles in perfect condition.

Ming Dynasty Chongzhen reign(1628-1643) Underglaze Blue Bowl from Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province. This piece was recently exhibited at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio show titled "Made in China: Decorative Arts in China from 1550-1900" curated by Katie Kilroy of the Cleveland Museum of Art. Five and one half inches in diameter by two and one half inches in height. Very Good Condition with three minor chips as shown in photos. 1640 est...

Qing Dynasty Jade Grape Cluster. Good condition. Two inches in length by one and one quarter inches in width. A warm, soft, light colored jade, corresponding to the actual color of grapes. Acquired from the Collection of Lawrence Lee of Columbus Ohio.

Qing Dynasty Black Ink Painted Ivory Snuff Box, with the Horoscope animals of the Rabbit and the Rat very skillfully represented, one on each side, in a landscape setting of flowers and boulders. Excellent condition. The ivory is slightly yellowed and very smooth to the touch. The body of the box is all one 'round' piece. The bottom, top , and cover are each delicately cut to fit together precisely.

Elegant Meiji Period Japanese Bronze Censer with Dragon decoration. Excellent condition. Nine and one half inches tall by five inches wide. The carefully detailed Dragon itself is two and one half inches tall. No scratches of damage of any kind. Good Patina.

Early Qing Dynasty Blue Underglaze Decorated Bowl. Very Good Condition. Five and one quarter inches wide by two and one quarter inches tall. Acquired from a professor from London who is teaching in central Ohio.

Blue and White Porcelain Brush Washer from the Qing Dynasty. Excellent Condition. Four and one quarter inches tall by five inches wide. Three Taoist immortals meet and debate in a scholar's garden. This porcelain gives a very pleasing tone. Acquired from a Collection in Springfield Ohio.

Ming Dynasty Zhengtong to Tianshun Period Underglaze Blue Decorated Bowl. Five and one half inches wide by two and one quarter inches tall. Excellent Condition. Please refer to "Ming Ceramics in the British Museum" by Jessica Harrison-Hall, pages 155-156, for an excellent discussion of this style of Early Ming Bowl...