Chinese Tea Dust Glazed Suantouping, Marked

Chinese tea dust glazed vase, 18th c. , of pear shape with overall green glaze with black speckles, 5 1/4" h. Read more…

Tea-Dust Glazed Vase, China, the quadruple conjoined vases covered by an even hue glaze in tea-dust color, Yongzheng four-character mark carved in individual character on Read more…

Tea-Dust Glazed Bowl, China, 19th century, with deeply rounded side rising to a slightly everted rim, covered overall with tea-dust glaze, the mouth rim with Read more…

Three Export Tea-dust Glazed Ewers, China, a long ovoid-shape with slightly flared neck and double-strand handle, ht. 7 3/8, a globular shape with flanged mouth Read more…

Tea Dust-glazed Vase, China, hu -shape, resting on a straight foot with two pierced slits, plain, decorated with two raised bands around mouth, six-character Qianlong Read more…

Tea Dust Glazed Vase, China, 20th century, bottle-shape, with applied ram ears, six-character Yongzheng mark to base, ht. 13 1/2 in. Read more…

Tea-dust Glazed Alms Bowl, China, square baluster form with lobed corners, with gilt decorations of archaic scrolls and chilong , gilt rim, six-character Qianlong mark Read more…

Tea Dust Glazed Vase, China, 18th/19th century, baluster shape, decorated in gilt with the Eight Auspicious Buddhist Emblems alternating with scrolling lotus flowers, with lion-heads Read more…

Tea Dust Glazed Vase, China, 20th century, baluster shape, with pedestal foot and flared neck, entirely decorated with olive-green glaze, six-character Qianlong mark on base, Read more…

Tea-Dust Glazed Vase, China, of archaic cong shape, each side with molded design of bagua signs, carved mark to the base, ht. 10 1/8 in. Read more…