THREE ITEMS OF CHINESE CERAMICS
Various dates
Comprising; a tapered celadon glaze vase from the Vung Tau cargo, circa 1690, Christie's label to base, 20.5cm high; a cylindrical pottery wine cup and cover, probably Eastern Han dynasty, 12cm high; a white glazed porcelain jar with lug handles, Song/Yuan dynasty, 11.25cm high. Provenance: the celadon glazed vase with Robert McPherson, London, (4)
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£150 - £250
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Hammer price:
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£220 |
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.
Celadon vase- some adhered kiln grit to one side, approx. 2cm by 1cm. some chipping around the foot. Black painted inventory number to base.Overall crazing to the glaze.
Wine cup and cover- the cup with a number of rim chips, the largest approx 2cm by 1cm. The cover with minor rim chips. Partial brown glaze to cup and cover.
White ware jar - restoration to one of the lugs. some glaze cracks to sides. Restoration to base
