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Fine Chinese Art, Chinese Antiquities in New York City |
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Straw glazed wide mouth stemmed cup with partially unglazed reddish foot
rim. Sui Dynasty (AD581-618). D. 3.6 in (9 cm), H. 3 in (7.6
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| Miniature
pitcher with lid, Qingbai
ware with
translucent bluish tinge glaze. Jiangxi,
Southern Song (AD1127-1279). H.
4.75 in (12cm), D. 4.37 in (11.1 cm). |
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Miniature Qingbai
cover jar in the shape of a pine cone. Song Dynasty (AD960 - 1279)
H. 2.75 in (7 cm), D. 3 in (7.6 cm). |
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| A
small Henan stoneware jar, water pot, in the shape of a lotus bud with a
shiny black glaze with subtle brown splashes delineating concentric rings of
very fine vertical russet markings. Jin Dynasty (AD1127-1279).
H. 3 in (7.6 cm), D. 3.5 in (8.9 cm). |
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| Celadon
Pigsty. Round corral fencing a standing pig eating from a
rectangular basin. Funerary object probably from the Yangtze Delta. Jin
Dynasty (AD265-420). D. 4.75 in (12.06 cm), H. 2.5 in (6.35 cm). |
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| Large
tri-colored (sancai) glaze dish with unusual floral design. Liao
Dynasty (AD907-1125) D.11.75 in (29.8 cm), H. 3 in (7.6 cm).
Oxford T.L. tested. |
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| Deep
bowl with flaring lip. The green color glaze drips almost to
the base leaving an unglazed flat foot. Tang Dynasty
(AD618-907). D. 7.37 in (18.7 cm).
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Marble ware shallow dish in dark on light brown clay throughout an unglazed
body. Tang Dynasty (AD 618 - 907). D. 5.87 in (14.90 cm), H.
1.25 in (3.17 cm). |
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| Rounded shaped amphora tapering to the base. Two handles end as dragon heads
biting the upper rim of the sleek neck. The cream color glaze
drips over half the body leaving an unglazed foot. Tang
Dynasty (AD618-907). D. 7.37 in (18.7 cm).
Sold |
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| Rare ovoid ewer tapering at the base with an upper spout on the
side. The creamy white glaze covers most of the entire body leaving
the foot unglazed. Tang Dynasty (AD618-907). H. 14.25 in (36.2
cm). Height of spout. .87 in (2.2 cm). |