Ming 15th century blue and white jar with "GRAPES" motive. Good conditions, just found some crackled glaze at the body.no chipped and free from any restorations. 14,5cm high.

A rare example of Ming blue and white large dish with melon design. Yongle period. 39,5 cm approximately. dish on restorations, but has been opened so can see dish just 55-60% left approximately.

Rare Example of Yue Brush Washer with Carp fish shape covered with green glaze,Five Dynasty - Northern Song.conditions :on restorations(please see at the picture six before restoration).21cm wide...14cm tall.

Delicate silver mesh purse with a solid clasp handle. Exquisite floral design around the top of the purse. The front body of the mesh purse is also decorated with fringes. Made of 800 silver. The silver seal is located at the clasp.

A very nice decorated Yongzheng dish decorated in brilliant famille rose enamels. On the back undecorated. Engraved on the back is a inventory number of the Dresden Collection of August II ( the Strong ) the elector of Saxony...

A Yuan/Song Celadon Jarlet. Diameter approximately 9.8 cm and height 7.5 cm. Covered with crackle glaze and bluish green tone colour. Decorated with dragon (less clearly visible). Good condition.

Ming Dynasty Chenghua period ( 1465 - 1487 )minyao blue and white rider bowl. Nearly perfect condition, there is only minute rim fritting at one part of the rim. D : 5,9 inc.

Chinese Famille Rose Teapot and Cover with petal moulded base and lid. Decorated in bright enamels with floral sprays. C1730/40. Height: 3 3/4" Condition: excellent; enamel flake to one leaf, very minor frits to rim of lid.

A Chinese Polycrome Vase, Qing Dynasty. Height approximately 25 cm. Good condition.

A large jun yao glaze bowl 10th-14th century. 21,3cm diameter. Bowl has two small chipped at the rim and minor glaze degradations because found from under the river.

Mid to late ( sixteenth century ) Ming period. Jingdezhen ware in an extremely rare shape. There are some few Thai browh glazed stoneware pieces in a quite similar shape, but a Chinese Jingdezhen blue and white piece in this shape seems to be never recorded so far. H : 8,3 cm. Condition : Perfect. Some glaze degradation at the under part of the piece, but no chip and no crack.

The exterior of the deep rounded sides carved with a band of petals rising from the foot to the flat everted rim, and the interior decorated in the center with two molded fish, covered overall with a glaze of guan type sea-green tone except for the foot rim burnt reddish-brown in the firing 21.7 cm diam. Minor restoration to the hairline on the rim, no chips or other damages.

An excellently potted, most beautiful Porcelain vase, covered with a very nice crackled " golden " glaze. The unglazed parts of the vase covered with a brown slip. Yongzheng Period 1723 - 1735. H : 23,2 cm. Diameter : 15,2 cm. Condition : Perfect. Provenance : Old German collection.

A very rare Jar decorated with a for the Chenghua period typical, very nice water plant ( Lotus ) decoration. Jingdezhen ware, Ming Chenghua - Hongzhi period ( 1465 - 1505 ) The Jar is covered with a massive Golden Lid. ( The lid is not gilded or Gold plated - the lid is made from solid Gold ) H ( incl. Lid ): 11,4 cm. Condition : Perfect resp. no visible damage.

A Crackle-Glazed Vase, Qing Dynasty. Height approximately 25.8 cm. Covered with the white crackle glaze, the blue crackle glaze, the yellow crackle glaze and the brown-black crackle glaze. Decorated with a figurine, diamond shape line, and a pair of animal ears. Good condition.

Tang Changsha large bowl from Belitung shipwreck. Bowl in good condition with some glaze degradations at the rim, free from any restoration. Size: 20 cm diameter.

From our Chinese Monochrome Collection, a very fine pair of blanc de chine (dehua) fu dogs modeled as taper stick holders, either late Ming / early Shunzhi (1620-1650), or possibly early Kangxi Period (circa 1662-1690), of well-known and documented form, with each fu dog perched atop a rectangular base with a brocaded ball under its paw and a ribbon held in its mouth...

Fine example of a Jomon Period (13,000-300BC) Dogu, the earliest known Japanese figure. This figure was purchased at a Parke Bernet auction by a renowned author on and collector of Asian art. The Dogu acted as effigies of people. They manifested some kind of sympathetic magic. For example, it may have been believed that illnesses could be transferred into the Dogu, then destroyed, clearing the illness, or any other misfortune. Because of the ritual destruction of Dogu, they are quite rare...