Red pottery with a turquoise glaze, with moulded decoration of peonies. Apart from some chips to the mouth rim this censer is in a very good condition. H. 15 cm, diameter 12 cm. Width from handle to handle 18 cm. Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).

An overglaze red and green enamel polychrome bowl, decorated with Rabbits. Mark on the base. Late Ming Dynasty 17th century. Condition is good, with no any chip, no crack and free from restoration, excepted the enamel colour is faded when found from excavated site at South Sulawesi. Diameter: 11,9 cm.

Two Fujian Province celadon bowl, decorated with lotus panels to exterior and interior centre with incised a flower head stamp. Covered overall with olive green glaze and the other with golden celadon tone. Found excavated from deep sea of Selayar Island. Both in very good condition, unfortunately the glaze a bit dull, otherwise is rare to got shipwreck items in this condition, a ping sound when you're tapped lightly. Southern Song to Yuan Dynasty. Diameter: 20 cm and 19 cm.

A nice plate with four windows of famille rose design and with underglaze blue floral ground, base unglazed. Qing Dynasty 18th century in good condition, except minor fritting around mouth rim area. No crack, no chip and free from restoration. Wide: 29,5 cm.

Well balance potted and very thin large bowl, decorated to the interior with four WaWa among flower sprays, exterior is plain. Covered overall with even pale bluish green Qinghai glaze. Southern Song Dynasty Jindezhen ware. Condition is broken and re-glued like indicated at the pictures. Diameter: 28 cm, High; 10 cm.

A fine and balance potted small celadon ewer, covered overall with dark green celadon glaze. Condition is very good, no any chip, no crack and free from restoration as well. Song Dynasty possibly Yaozhou ware. High maximum: 10,3 cm.

Globular body and well balance potted ewer, decorated to the body with carved incised Chrysanthemum head and four ring handles to shoulder, covered with brown glaze, unglazed base. Condition with a tiny chip to spout, no crack and free from restoration. Southern Song Dynasty Jizhou type ware. Height: 9,5 cm.

Very rare to founded of superb thinly Qinghai near like egg shell small bowl with transparent under the light, decorated to the interior centre with carved incised a plum flower head. Unglazed mouth rim and base with full of glaze. Condition is perfect, no any chip, no crack and free from any restoration. Song/Yuan Dynasty Jindezhen Qinghai ware. Diameter: 9,5 cm.

A Rare blue and white Guan jar, decorated with a pair of Gui dragon holding leaf flanked by panels and classic scrolls design to the rim. Da Ming Xuan De Nien Zhe within double circle and of the period. Condition was broken to 10 pieces then re-glued with minor missing area. Height: 19,5 cm.

An unique and rare Qinghai pear shaped vase, decorated with a pair of Lizard climbing to the body, covered overall even with bluish green tone. Possibly Yuan dynasty Jindezhen ware Shufu type. Condition is very good, only minor area with short firing crack to the base, mouth rim and lizard as well. Height: 23,9cm.

DESCRIPTION: An attractive antique Chinese stoneware jar with wide body and outward turning rim, hand crafted with a pleasing celadon glaze over a raised border of circular designs. In original firing condition and dating from the early 20th C. Though the origin is Chinese, this crock would lend a nice touch of "country" in a cottage or farmhouse setting. DIMENSIONS: 7.5” high (19 cm) x 8” diameter (20.3 cm).

A large and impressive Qingbai glazed "Crysanthemum - box" and cover. Northern Song Dynasty. Diameter : 11,8 cm. H : 8 cm. Condition : The lower part of the box in perfect condition. The cover has an old, very professionally done restauration which is invisible to the naked eye ( even this restored cover still with a nice "ping" tone when tapped ).

Lovely fluted porcelain teapot decorated in the Imari palette with butterflies and flowers. H. 12,5 cm. This teapot is in in excellent condition: original lid, no cracks, chips or repairs, only minor ware to the gilding.

Height approximately 23.5 cm. Few hairlines at the body. Some chips at the rim.

A nice and rare example of Northern Song Dynasty Longquan celadon bowl, decorated with two Wawa among floral sprays. Condition is broken and re-glued. Diameter: 19.5 cm.

A large, Museum Quality pottery figure of a male attendant carrying a bag over his shoulder. The figure dates to Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644 AD.

The figure is placed on a large Lotus throne on top of high hexagonal plint, both in fine Sancai colours - a two-colour green and yellow glazed robe.

He wears a head dress. Finely hand painted facial details. Lotus thrones are very rare for Ming pottery figures...

A bulbous vase finely painted in Famille rose enamels, the decoration depicting the eight horses of Mu Wang, the Queen Mother of the West. Four-character Qianlong mark in over-glaze blue to the base. Height "9/ 23 cm. Condition: severe damage and repair to the neck (cf. pics).

Chinese Yixing teapot for southeast asian market. Size 23 cm wide. 9,5 cm high. Conditions: There is Three small chipped at inside the lid. Free from any repair.