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Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese (3)

Pottery (2)

Stoneware (1)

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Ming Ridge Tile. Mounted Mongol Warrior. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Stoneware: Pre 1700 item# 944353 (stock# 2600)
click for details		Raymond Agler Fine Arts 978-281-5048 $5,500
A most important Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) ridge tile depicting a mounted Mongol warrior prince. The exceptionally fine and detailed modelling of the bearded figure, costume, horse and riding gear place this example at the pinnacle of this genre of Ming ceramic art. Predominant glazes are yellow and green with touches of black. Maximum length is appx. 16 inches, height is 13 inches. Possibly from the kilns at Tz'u Chou, where many of the tiles for the Imperial Palace were made (see A.W.R. Thi ...click for details

Unusual Ming Dynasty Bulb Planter. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Pottery: Pre 1700 item# 948519 (stock# 2601)
click for details		Raymond Agler Fine Arts 978-281-5048 $1200.
A most unusual Ming dynasty bulb planter with raised chrysanthemum and peony decoration. reddish-buff body and three-color glazes on a rich brown-flecked amber ground. Applied feet. Old paper collector's label on back side (See enlargement 3). Minor imperfections. Length 7.75 inches, Width 5.25 inches, Height 2.50 inches.

Buddhistic Lion Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Pottery: Pre 1700 item# 992780 (stock# 2601A)
click for details		Raymond Agler Fine Arts 978-281-5048 $2,800
A most unusual Ming (likely Wanli) dynasty survivor. 8.75 long x 6.5 inches high. Buff-colored pottery lion of exuberant personality, glazed in lead glazes of deep green, pea green, amber and cream with an aubergine brocaded ball in its mouth. There is also a freely-moving ball in the hollow interior. The narrow ends of the base have partially-glazed areas with (original) square holes, the base unglazed, areas of chipping and missing glaze, a hole drilled in the base (for mounting purposes) in m ...click for details

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