Ceramic Asian Antiques

He is gold with a red robe. Has furniture protectors on the base.

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The glaze is not as nice as a real Song period Jian Ware. It is I believe made in the early 1800s. It was a prestigious ceramic from the Song Dynasty (AD960-1279) especially in the tea drinking community.

This is a horse statue made in the style of Tang Dynasty tri colour Sancai glaze. The drip glaze is in green, brown and white. Beautifully handmade in Loyang City, Western China. Maker's stamp on the base.

Vintage mud man statue figurine. Very good condition, no chips, no lines. Approximately 25 cm high, 16 cm wide.

Tribal ceramic Indonesia  Decorative Vintage stand, great condition Approx 24cm Height Sending from Kellyville NSW 2155 =========================================

This vintage circa 1970-1980 Chinese mudman pottery figureine, a standing man with a fan. Figureine in excellent condition. The figureine is hallmarked. Measures 23cm High x 10cm Base Lovely addition to your collection.

Beautiful thick dripped glaze covers the entire pot. The traditional lid is also covered with dripped glaze. This teapot was bought in Hanoi in the 1990s. It is a functional teapot but I have never used it.

Magnificent antique very large Chinese sang de boeuf (ox blood) peach bloom vase. The fantastic peach bloom drip glaze vase has two ornate dragon twin handles. Scalloped rim and slightly concaved sides.

Japanese Satsuma Ceramic Baluster vase. Japans, circa 1950’s. Mark to the base. Height: 19cm (approx).

Ku Jingzhou ( 顾景舟 ). This is a genuine Ku Jingzhou Yixing teapot. It was made by one of the seven grand masters of Yixing wares in China. Mr Ku 顾景舟 (1915-1996)was making Yixing teapots in his twenties.

In good condition.

China export hand painted Dragon & Phoenix porcelain Vase marked in bottom. this vase is in good condition, there is no chip or crack, and the vase really is very rare. Porcelain/ceramic, hand painted.

Made by Yixing Master Qian Aixian 钱爱仙, her signature is on the base and inside the lid. I have a fairly large Yixing zisha teapot collection. They were mostly bought in China, Hong Kong and Macau from the 1960s to the 1990s.

Stamp on the inside of the lid that looks like 紅凌. Stamp on the base of Yixing Master Zhou Guofen ( 周国芬). Ms Zhou is one of the top Yixing modern Masters and is very well known within the Yixing Collector's circle.

Excellent antique Chinese Tang sancai ceramic Lohan monk statue. In his right hand is a small alm bowl. Now I only have a few left. Over the years I haven't been able to find any similar ones. They are a wonderful collectibles of Tang Sancai ware.

Made by Yixing Master Hu Yongcheng (胡永成). The artist, Hu Yongcheng ( 胡永成) was born in 1957 in Yixing. Over the years Hu worked and studied with various famous masters from Yixing. Hu's work is highly valued from collectors of Yixing society.

Superb antique Chinese Yixing Zisha square teapot. The teapot was made by Yixing Master Gao Cairong (高彩荣）. Master Gao was a Chinese Republic artist famous for her Fu Shou Yixing teapots. I have a fairly large Yixing zisha teapot collection. ).

The stamp on the base says Shi Dabin (时大彬) who was a famous Yixing Master from the late Qing Dynasty. I can't confirm if this teapot was indeed made by Master Shi. It is however a really nicely made Yixing pot.

This Vase is covered in huge amounts of Moriage, and all done so many years ago. 19 Century. It stands near 16 cm tall.

Now I only have a few left. Over the years I haven't been able to find any similar ones. They are a wonderful collectible of Tang Sancai ware. Excellent antique condition. 'Most of my collection is one of a kind.

This is an antique China export plate dated 1851 for collection. this plate still is in an excellent condition as its age, there is no chip or crack. Porcelain/ceramic, hand painted. as the picture show.

Makers stamp to base reads - China. Lovely over-glaze finish & vibrant colors. They are hand-crafted & no two will be identical.

Serne beautiful ceramic Chinese Guan Yin statue. 'Most of my collection is one of a kind. They were never intended to be resold. Each item has a story and when possible I hand carried in my luggage from all over the world to bring back to Australia.

I have a fairly large Yixing zisha teapot collection. They were mostly bought in China, Hong Kong and Macau from the 1960s to the 1990s. I have been gradually sending them back to Australia over the 60 year period.

CERAMIC WITH BRASS HANDLE.

Moorish style handcrafted vase adorned with fine filigree silver nickel work, with two handles. Antique Hispano Moresque design on ceramic bleu de Fez urn with areas of blue yellow purple and green.

Condition: Minor restorations are common with almost all genuine Han Dynasty ceramics. The warrior’s leg and horse’s legs have either been re-joined or have consolidated cracks. His hand perforated, possibly to take bridle reins, (made from leather and long perished).

Very fine detail with Makers Mark or Signature on the back. Box shows signs of wear.

Beautifully detailed with gold highlights, each one sits on a fixed ceramic stand. Signed on the base.

NUJIE DIYI.". For this item local pickup can be arranged. A great historical & ORIGINAL cich item.

This impressive ceramic features Phoenix, Lotus and Dragon Motifs in red and dark blue on a pale blue ground. It is signed in Chinese characters, "Made in the reign of the Qing.". I estimate its age as AROUND 1910.

Up for grabs is anantique fine Japanese rare Sumida Gawa bowl . style ofSumida Gawa with theoverflow glaze effect, typical of that style. Great piece for thecollector of Japanese Antiques or a great Christmas gift!

THE chrysanthemum crest of the Japanese Imperial family. _gsrx_vers_414 (GS 6.0.2 (414)).

Caption RARE MING DYNASTY (1368-1744) GLASED CERAMIC CHILDS TOY HORSE, REPAIRS.

Rare Antique Japanese Nippon hand painted tazza bowl. Markings: Signed with Nippon seal to base.

A pumpkin inspired deep Celedon vase with overlapping faceted motif at the base. The elegant design rises to a trumpet neck topped by a floral effect opening to a flatted rim. A quality piece of Chinese porcelain.

Wood stand is not include.

19th/20th Century Famille Rose export floral, ground turquoise bowl. Yellow glaze Interior. China mark to base.

Large, green glazed earthenware vessel "hu" with flare mouth and decorated with parallel lines to the shoulder and the mid-section. Light green lead glaze with pronounced silvery iridescence all over the body.

Replica from Luoyang Museum, Henan Province. Tang Ceramic Horse - Tri-coloured porcelain replica. Tang Dynasty: AD 621-907. at Australian Museum in Sydney in the 1990s.

Vintage mud man statue figurine. Very good condition, no chips, no lines. Approximately 22 cm high, 15 cm wide.

Pair of large Antique Japanese Kutani Vases, hand painted decoration, signed &marked base circa 1890. fantastic pair of lamp bases or if you display them up high (see last pic) no-one need ever know they're.

While the shape of the vase is not traditional Japanese style many western style ceramics such as this one, were made purely for export. Makers/Hall Marks –Very faint gilded mark underneath. 32.4cm High, approx 20.2cm Round (2.24Kg).

Mark: Dai Nippon, Seto Kato Shigeju zo. Made by Kato Shigeju of Seto, in Japan. However, as the demand for these tea bowls grew, production began in Seto since Seto was the only place in Japan which glazed its products, thus it was also the only place which was able to make black-glazed bowls.

Made in China. if you live in sydney, I prefer to have you pick it up. ceramic/porcelain, handmade.