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Yao-Chou celadon bowl, porcelain, carved lotus design. — Bowl, 960-1279
China

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crouching rabbit with small ears and brown eyes; rectangular base with squared-off corners — Figure of a Rabbit, 8th-9th century
China

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fine sky blue glaze flushing into areas of purple. glazed stoneware — Plate, 12th-13th century
China

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Pai-Ting-yao Plate shallow circular form; light porcellaneous ware, covered with creamy white glaze; inner surface decorated beneath the glaze with floral design in slight relief; rim mounted with copper band. — Plate, mid 10th-late 13th century
China

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small green glazed plate with incised molded decoration of 5 boys and 2 dogs playing among plants — Plate, c. 1150
China

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deep bowl with low, slightly flaring ring foot; curved sides; blue-black glaze over brown on interior and exterior; brown slip on foot — Bowl, 12th century
China

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low box with straight sides, forming a cylinder; low flaring foot ring; slightly domed cover with bud-shaped finial; brown glazed exterior; olive green on interior of box — Covered Box, 10th century
China

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brown glaze; wide shoulder with short narrow neck; 4 bands of cut away (sgraffiato) decoration (from top) leafy scroll, key-fret, floral with twisting vines, stylized leaves and flowers; has fitted blue box — Ovoid Bottle, late 12th century
China

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ceramic pillow shaped like a reclining tiger with tail against PR side of body; flat top section decorated with floral designs and insect; brown and orange glaze — Tiger Pillow, late 12th century
China

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rounded body on raised foot; slightly inward-curving lip; surface decorated with abstracted floral shapes in brown glaze 5 on interior, 4 at lip and outer edge, separated by brown ovals — Bowl, 9th century
China

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small round-bottomed bowl with short foot; sides slightly flaring inward; slightly domed lid with wide lip; small finial; brown glaze — Covered Bowl, 11th-12th century
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jug shaped with flat bottom; inward-flaring shoulder to narrow, short neck and flaring lip; white glaze with lightly incised pattern on body; 2 brown stripes and brown scrolling designs below a brown band with incised curves — Beehive-shaped Vase, 12th-13th century
China

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pear-shaped body with long flaring neck; carved floral pattern; knife-cut, slightly flared foot; light tan glaze with light grey stoneware — Bottle Vase, 13th century
China

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ovoid-shape with vertical incised lines; angled neck with persimmon glaze with streaks on bottom half; dark red glaze on body; unglazed foot — Bottle, 12th-13th century
China

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Tea Bowl, brown pottery covered with black glaze. Rust color at rim. Chien ware, Fukien Province. — Tea Bowl, 12th-13th century
China

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Jar of buff colored pottery, painted with conventional wave designs in black and brick red pigment. Burial urn, earthenware with painted decor. Yang-shao culture, Pan-shan stage. — Storage Jar, c. 2300 BCE
Majiayao

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Incense burner, tripod, geometrical design. Grey earthenware, impressed with markings which indicate that the wet clay has been wrapped in matting. Pieces of this Neolithic mat-marked pottery were found in Honan; made without wheel. The clay clinging to it makes it look tan in color. — Li tripod, 13th-12th century BCE
China

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Lien (casket), circular, standing on three bears legs, black terra cotta, covered with white slip; painted in red and black design of dragons and clouds. These hill jars usually decorated with bands of relief instead of painting. Examples of Han painting are rare. — Lian (cosmetic box), 2nd century
China

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Jar, round, with decoration of incised geometrical designs in three bands around shoulder and body. Three projecting rings for handles- two on shoulder and one midway between on lower part of body; polished surface, no glaze. Grey earthenware. — Beaker-shaped Vessel, 13th-11th century BCE
China

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Beaker, Tsun, decorated with three bands of geometrical incised designs. The middles band, with feather design, has three protruding bosses regularly spaced; the lower band, with simple design of horizontal lines, also has three protruding bosses. The base, with slightly flared bottom, is decorated with incised lines. Polished surface, no glaze. — Beaker (zun), 12th century BCE
China

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double gourd-shaped ewer, Sung Dynasty, Chun ware; porcelaneous stoneware with blue glaze — Double Gourd-shaped Ewer, 12th century
China

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tea bowl, porcelaneous stoneware, Henan ware, tortoise shell glaze — Tea Bowl, 11th century
China

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bowl, porcelain, grey green celadon; impressed underglaze design of scrolling flowers. — Bowl, 960-1279
China

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Funerary Urn, Yang shao culture, Ma-chang type, earthenware with black and purple painted decor, two handles. Decor unusual in showing two stylized kneeling figures between cross-hatched circles. — Funerary Storage Jar, c. 2300 BCE
Yang Shao

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Small Jar, Ts'u-chou ware; stoneware with clear glaze on black and white slip and sgraffito (carved) floral decoration — Ovoid Bottle, 13th century
China

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Honan Jar, stoneware; black with splashed-brown glaze — Globular Jar, 960-1279
China

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Yingqing Meiping and cover depicting lotus leaves on sea wave ground — Mei Ping Vase with Cover, 960-1280
China

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bowl depicting baby and floral spray design — Carved Yingqing Bowl, 960-1280
China

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Celadon vase, from the yaozhou kilns; porcelain; baluster body divided into 6 lobes and vigorously carved with an overall pattern of peony scroll, trumpet neck lobed to match and flaring mouth with frilled rim; glaze of characteristic olive green tone; grayish stoneware body revealed at unglazed rim of foot. — Vase, 11th-12th century
China

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green glaze — Tripartite Cosmetic Box, 10th-11th century
China

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covered jar, grey earthenware; painted cloud pattern in red, white and purple slip — Hu (Covered Storage Jar), 2nd century BCE
China

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Banshang (Pan Shan) Burial Jar, earthenware with painted and burnished decor — Funerary Storage Jar, c. 2300 BCE
Yang Shao

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Ceremonial Stem Cup, Longshan — Ceremonial Stem Cup, 2500-2000 BCE
Longshan

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Tall-necked Hu, China — Tall-necked Hu, 2nd-1st century BCE
China

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thistle-shaped cup on slender, horizontally ribbed oviform stem pierced with 6 rows of short vertical slits above inverted cup-shaped foot — Ceremonial Stem Cup, 3000-2000 BCE
Longshan

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Bulbous high-shouldered form with tapering foot and narrow ribbed neck; buff body covered with glossy black glaze with faint blue iridescence. — Globular Jar, 12th-13th century
China

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cylindrical jar tapered sharply at top terminating in a rimmed 1-1/8 in. opening; exterior decorated by a large organic motif; central band of red, blue and white; two smaller bands of white and black with pairs of white dots encircle the base and top — Jar, 2nd century BCE
China

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small ivory bowl, lotus blossom inside well with circular foot on bottom — Tea Bowl, 11th century
China

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Tea Bowl, China — Tea Bowl, 12th-13th century
China

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shallow bowl fused to the rim of a deeper bowl with open foot; incised with a floral design in the center and a lotus leaf pattern around the outside — Brush Washer, 10th-11th century
China

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for Indonesian export market; white glaze; globular body surmounted by ringed neck tapering toward a flattened stylized phoenix head with applied details, below a trumpet-form mouth — Pheasant-Head Ewer, 10th-11th century
China

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bowl, flared sides with finger groove below rim; interior design, prunus branch and crescent moon; dark brown glaze; knife cut foot with no glaze — Tea Bowl, 10th-11th century
China

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dark brown glaze splashed with pale blue on the vessel's shoulder; rare phosphatic glaze; unglazed foot — Jar, 8th century
China

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conical bowl with blue glaze and splashes of purple glaze on interior and exterior; with storage box — Bowl, 12th-13th century
China

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flat circular ceramic seal paste box with celadon glaze; unadorned, tapered lower half to a 1-3/8 inch concave unglazed base — Seal Paste Box, 12th century
China

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Longquan celadon lotus bowl, has own storage box — Bowl, 12th-13th century
China

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white pottery cup, unglazed foot with incised circle at underside of base, has own storage box — Cup, 7th-10th century
China

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jar-shaped understructure; above shoulder divided into three tiers upper walled-in structure, middle birds, jars and seated figures at center of side, lower seated figures engaged in activity; two gates flank opposite sides; two bands of applied dragon designs to main unadorned body; green glaze — Spirit Jar (hun ping), late 3rd century
China

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earthenware bean shaped headrest carved at center with ribbon tied spray of lotus and sagittarius blossoms against a dense ground of scrolling vines; green glaze — Pillow, 12th century
China

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conical shaped tea bowl; dark brown glaze with single leaf design at interior; foot unglazed; has own storage box — Teabowl with Leaf Decor, 12th-13th century
China

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octagonal-shaped box-like form; glazed white with central area of brown containing 14 Chinese characters in white slip on top; two flanking areas decorated with brown foliate designs — Octagonal Pillow, late 12th-early 13th century
China

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Shallow conical bowl with a very small foot; glazed light blue — Small Conical Bowl, 12th-13th century
China

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Egg-shaped bottle with brown teadust glaze; nearly flat shoulder; short neck with flaring, thick mouth; bottom section unglazed — Bottle, 12th-13th century
China

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Top shaped like an abstracted leaf; top carved with a blooming peony in brown-black glaze; brown-black stripe around edge; cream ground — Pillow, late 11th-early 12th century
China

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Pear-shaped body with narrow neck and flaring mouth; flared foot ring; 'oilspot' glaze in shiny black with russet sport and small metallic flecks — Pear-shaped Bottle, 12th century
China

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rounded body; short, straight neck with flaring lip; tapering handle; pair of square decorative handles; chicken head spout; black glaze — Chicken-Head Ewer, 4th century
China

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robin's egg blue glaze; stand has scalloped edge on bottom with perforated repeated design at base; cup has scalloped edge — Wine Cup and Stand, 11th century
China

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small foot; wide flaring sides; rust brown glaze with splashed black drips on exterior and radiating stripes on interior; white rim — Bowl with White Rim, 11th-12th century
China

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shallow sides divided into six petal-shaped lobes separated by narrow raised ribs; metal edge bordering the lip — Dish, 960-1279
China

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Ewer, with pheasant's head stopper. Pear-shaped body, with tapering short neck and short spout, on domed, spreading foot. The removable stopper, in the form of a pheasant's head, is modelled in full relief with carved details, the double strand handle is also modelled. Buff white porcelain with even, creamy-white glaze. — Ewer with Pheasant-Head Stopper, 8th century
China

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Wine Jar (Hu), decorated with molded relief band containing running and contending animals and two Ta'o-Ti'eh masks with fastening rings; reddish clay, brownish glaze — Hu (Ritual Wine Jar), 1st-2nd century
China

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Tzu-Chou ware Bowl cylindrical, on ring foot; buff glazed interior and brown and white exterior with band of flowers and eight recessed dots above; stone ware — Bowl, 11th-12th century
China

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vase, Hsing Yao ware; globular with short incurvated neck and flared mouth; white stoneware with transparent glaze — Bottle, 8th century
China

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Tea Bowl, Honan ware; flaring sides rising from ring foot; unglazed exterior and brown glazed interior with band of cream-white at top; pottery — Tea Bowl, Honan ware, 12th century
China

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Vase Yueh Yao ware; bulbous body with slender neck and wide mouth; lotus design incised on grey and buff glaze; stoneware; described as 'stoneware with grayish green glaze' — Bottle Vase (chui-hu), 6th century
China

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round bodied jar with wide mouth, slightly inverted neck; lighter brown interior with dark brown exterior with tan abstract brush strokes — Small Wide Mouthed Jar, 12th-13th century
China

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small bowl with white glaze with light blue tinge; unglazed foot — Small Dish, 9th century
China

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pear-shaped vase with long slender neck and slightly flaring lip; brown glaze with glaze resist and slip painted prunus spray — Pear-shaped Vase, 12th-13th century
China

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bulbous body with long, thin neck; spout carved with dragon's head; handle carved with dragon's head and neck; seated dog on top of cover; large bird carved on each side of body; light blue glaze — Wine Ewer and Cover, early 14th century
China

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round body on ring foot with tall thin neck and flaring lip; dark brown glaze with light brown teardrop-shaped brushstrokes — Pear-shaped Bottle, 12th-13th century
China

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rectangular shape with slightly inverted center; tan and green striped glaze; decorated with stamped geometric designs and bird in a cartouche on each side — Pillow, 10th-11th century
China

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wide flaring shoulder and wide mouth with a small foot; 2 pairs of decorative handles; green glaze; band of diamonds flanked by circles at shoulder — Jar (kuan), 3rd century
China

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globular body in 8 segments; thin spout; octagonal cover with flower on top; light blue glaze — Octagonal Ewer and Cover, 11th century
China

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cylindrical shaped, with 4 segments separated by raised rings; stylized, heavily abstracted bird designs with scrolls, circles and lines — Jar with Rouletted Decoration, 11th-12th century
China

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wide bowl with carved floral decoration on interior; green glaze — Celadon Bowl, 11th century
China

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large jar covered with slip and translucent glaze; slightly flared and beveled flat foot; short, straight neck; horizontal mouth rim; saucer-like cover — Storage Jar and Cover, 7th-8th century
China

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dark brown/black ceramic pot; open work carving in floral/foliage motif; inside bottom is decorated; incised lines on bottom — Jardinière, 10th-12th century
China

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bulbous stoneware pot with handle, small opening at top, small spout on side; greenish brown glaze does not go to bottom — Ewer, 8th-9th century
China

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ewe with thick legs and short horns — Ewe, 3000-2500 BCE
China

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ram with thick legs and wooly neck; horns curved around ears — Ram, c. 3000 BCE
China

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cup-shaped, with small round handle; top and bottom flare outward; flat foot; thin wall — Cup-shape Vessel, c. late 4000-early 3000 BCE
Dawenkou

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flaring bottom section with tall, wide mouth; small round handle — Vessel with Handle, c. late 4000-early 3000 BCE
Dawenkou

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conical body with gently flaring sides and slightly turned-over rim; short ring foot; black glaze with radiating irregular brown streaks — Tea Bowl, 11th-12th century
China

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"oil spot" black glaze; outward-rolled lip; rounded bottom; 3 molded feet — Tripod Censer, 12th-13th century
China

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small foot tapering upward to a cylindrical body with cone-shaped cover; jar decorated with incised foliate and geometric designs and applied scallops and dots; cover decorated with applied leaf-like bands; light green — Reliquary Jar in the Shape of a Stupa, 6th century
China

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blackware, oil-spot glaze; small foot, straight lip; 2 layers of dark brown glaze, with silvery spotting on interior; unglazed bottom portion — Tea Bowl, 13th century
China

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small, flat foot; vessel tapers outward from foot, then inward and slightly outward at mouth; pair of thick handles; light tan clay decorated with rust and brown scrolls and lines overall — Two-handled Vessel, 16th-10th century BCE
Xindian

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carved low-relief floral design on top; stamped design on sides; 3-line inscription, in black, on bottom; white, tan, black and green glazes on top; green glaze on sides — Pillow, 1190
China

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white, shallow dish with scallop-edged flange, with lightly-impressed design — Porcelain Brushwasher, 11th-12th century
China

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large vase with flat foot, outward-flaring shoulder; tapering thick-walled neck with 2 rings; pale blue glaze — Long-necked vase, 10th-12th century
China

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tall, slightly outward-flaring form, with inward-flaring shoulder to narrow mouth with ring; white with bands of brown floral designs — Mei ping Vase, 12th-13th century
China

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deep globular bowl on short ring foot; white glaze with 3 large brown glaze leaf sprays on exterior — Bowl, 12th-13th century
China

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bulb-shaped jar with black glaze and rust-brown painted floral-like decoration — Jar, 12th-13th century
China

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three short, splayed feet; constructed neck with flat rim; sides pierced with four shaped apertures; persimmon-colored glaze — Cup Stand, 10th-12th century
China

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large vessel with pair of lug handles; small flat foot, flaring outward to pointed shoulder; straight neck with outward-flaring rim; swirl, linear and crosshatch painted designs in black and white — Storage Jar, c. 3000 BCE
China

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black and rust streaked and spotted glaze; footed jar, with low outward flare, flaring in to mouth; concave cover with small knob — Jar and Cover, 12th century
China

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celadon green bowl; lightly incised organic design at interior; small foot — Bowl, 11th-12th century
China

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red-orange bowl with tan accretions overall — Bowl, c. 4500 BCE
China

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spherical jar with 4 small double strand lug handles below mouth; crinilated rib around center of body; 4 floral medallions between handles; 8 medallions with pairs of cranes holding fish alternating tassels and lotus pods on body; green glaze pooling to bright blue; bottom 1/3 unglazed — Globular Jar, 6th-9th century
China

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Cizhou; very short neck, flaring slightly inward; 3 bands of floral decorations and scrolls, incised in dark brown glaze; round body — Globular Bottle, 13th century
China

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