Chinese Masterpieces

 Important Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge, & Jun Kiln Wares

Contact Me: Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Guaranteed 100% Authentic

Southern Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Pair of Very Rare
Octagonal Bottle Vases 

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

This exceptional pair of octagonal Ge ware vases represents one of the rarest forms of Fine Art ceramics ever documented. Characterized by a wheat-colored hue and delicately thin pottery, these vases exhibit meticulous craftsmanship. Notably, Ge ware is distinguished by its iron foot, observable on the foot ring, resulting from the use of light brown clay with a high iron content, which darkens upon firing. The surface crackle pattern is described as resembling iron wire interwoven with golden threads. The Ge kiln, often referred to as the elder brother's kiln, operated during the Southern Song Dynasty and into the Yuan Dynasty. These vases are highly regarded as rare artifacts likely produced in the Southern Song Dynasty, attributable to an earlier, less refined firing process that resulted in thicker glaze application due to evolving production techniques. Each vase measures approximately 8 3/4 inches in height, underscoring their significance in the history of Chinese ceramics. ppirs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Rare 
Large Vase With Handles ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

This exceptional Fine Art Ge Vase represents some of the most esteemed examples of Ge wares ever recorded. The Chinese have historically characterized the finest Ge wares by their wheat-like coloration, complemented by a distinctive purple rim, where the glaze thins, imparting a subtle hint of purple at the mouth. Furthermore, these pieces are noted for their iron foot, which is prominently visible on the foot ring, a result of the use of a light brown clay featuring a high iron content that transforms into a dark brown hue after firing. The crackle pattern is often described as resembling iron wire entwined with golden thread, adding a unique aesthetic appeal. The Ge Kiln, recognized as the elder brother's kiln, flourished during the Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties. This particular vase is likely classified as tribute ware due to its remarkable quality, beauty, and substantial size, measuring approximately 14 inches in height. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Exceptional S. Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware: Large Vessel Featuring Unique Eel's Blood Red Crackle and Three Rams' Head Handles

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

S. Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge ware large vase featuring three ram's head handles, characterized by a color reminiscent of wheat, a purple mouth, and an iron foot. The piece showcases iron wire decoration and rare eels blood red thread crackle. The Ge Kiln, often referred to as the elder brother's kiln during the Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties, is renowned for its craftsmanship. Given its exceptional quality, aesthetic appeal, and substantial dimensions—approximately 13 3/8 inches in height—this vase is likely to have served as tribute ware. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

S. Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware: A Pair of Remarkably Rare Curved Square Vases, Adorned with Tiger Mask and Ring Handles

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

This exceptional pair of Fine Art Curved Square Bottle Ge ware Vases represents some of the rarest examples of Ge wares documented to date. Exhibiting a wheat-like hue, these vases are delicately constructed, featuring distinctive Tiger Mask handles with ring accents. It is noted that Ge ware displays an iron foot, evident on the base ring, attributable to the use of a light brownish clay characterized by high iron content, which darkens to a deep brown during the firing process. The surface crackle is described as resembling iron wire interwoven with golden thread. The Ge Kiln, recognized as the predecessor of subsequent kiln types, flourished during the Southern Song through Yuan Dynasties. These vases, likely produced in the early Southern Song Dynasty, reflect the idiosyncrasies of period production, marked by less refined firing techniques and thicker glaze application, indicative of the developing craftsmanship of the era. Each vase measures approximately 9 ½ inches in height. ppirs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Rare Ge Ware Octagonal Hu-form Vase with Tube Ears Featuring Eel's Blood Red Crackle from the Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

**Ge Kiln Large Octagonal Hu-Form Vase** This exquisite octagonal hu-form vase, crafted during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, exemplifies the craftsmanship associated with the esteemed Ge Kiln, often referred to as the elder brother's kiln. With a color reminiscent of wheat, complemented by a purplish mouth and iron foot, the vase also features intricate details including iron wire and the rare "eel's blood" red thread crackle. Given its exceptional quality, beauty, and substantial size, which measures approximately 13 5/8 inches in height, this vase is likely to have been produced as tribute ware, intended to reflect the highest standards of artistry and cultural significance of the period. ppjrs 

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties Ge Kiln Ge Ware: Large Vase Featuring Rare Eel's Blood Red Crackle Finish and Loose Ring Handles ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Ge Kiln Large Vase from the Southern Song/Yuan Dynasties This exceptional Ge ware vase, distinguished by its loose ring handles and a mouth resembling that of a fortress, exemplifies the artistry of the Ge Kiln, which is often regarded as the elder brother among kilns during the Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties. The vase features a color reminiscent of wheat, accentuated by a purple mouth and an iron foot. Additionally, the presence of iron wire and the rare eel's blood red thread crackle further enhance its uniqueness. Due to its remarkable craftsmanship and impressive dimensions, approximately 13 3/4 inches in height, this vase is likely classified as tribute ware, reflecting its intended significance and aesthetic value.  ppjrs 

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Song Dynasty Ge Kiln Burner: Ge Ware with Ding Form and Handles 

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

This Ge Kiln ding-shaped burner with handles, originating from the Song or Yuan Dynasty, is likely produced in the early Southern Song period. The piece exhibits inconsistencies in the firing process, resulting in a thicker glaze, indicative of the techniques still being refined during that era. It features an iron foot and possesses a color reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln is historically recognized as a predecessor in ceramic production during the Southern Song into the Yuan Dynasties. The burner stands approximately 8 inches tall. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware: Exceptional Large Octagonal Hu-Form Vase with Tube Ears and Golden Thread ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

S. Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Large Octagonal Hu-Shaped Vase with Tube Ears, exhibiting golden thread iron wire crackle and a purple mouth iron foot, displaying a hue reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln is recognized as the elder brother kiln transitioning from the Southern Song to the Yuan Dynasty. This vase likely served as tribute ware, reflecting exceptional artistry and grandeur due to its considerable dimensions, measuring approximately 13 3/4 inches in height. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Ge Kiln Ge Ware Vase with Hu Form and Tube Handles from the Southern Song/Yuan Dynasty, Featuring an Iron Foot ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Southern Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Hu-formed Vase with Tube Handles, likely produced in the early Southern Song Dynasty, exhibiting an imperfect firing process that resulted in a thicker glaze due to incomplete control over the techniques at the time. The vase features an iron foot and a coloration reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln is regarded as the predecessor to other kilns during the transitional period from the Southern Song to the Yuan Dynasties. The approximate height of the vase is 8 1/2 inches. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Vase with Mythical Animal Handles: Purple Rim and Golden Thread Accents ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Vase with Mythical Animal Handles, featuring a purple mouth, golden thread, iron wire crackle, and iron foot, exhibits a color reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln is recognized as a premier kiln during the Southern Song to Yuan Dynasties. When illuminated with a flashlight, the characteristic purple mouth reveals a subtle shade of purple due to the glaze's thin application. The vase stands at approximately 8 3/8 inches in height. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties: Hexagonal Ge Kiln Vase with Ring Handles, Purple Mouth, and Golden Thread Detailing ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Hexagonal Vase with Ring Handles This remarkable Ge ware vase features a distinctive hexagonal shape, adorned with ring handles, and exhibits a striking purple mouth enhanced by golden thread and iron wire crackle detail. The iron foot complements the overall design, and the coloration closely resembles that of wheat. The Ge Kiln is historically recognized as the elder brother of kilns during the Southern Song and into the Yuan Dynasties. When illuminated with a flashlight, the glaze thins at the purple mouth, revealing a subtle hint of purple. The vase stands approximately 9 3/4 inches tall. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song and Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Vase: Square Hu Form with Tube Handles and Iron Foot ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Southern Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Square Hu Vase with Tube Handles This exquisite square hu vase, featuring tube handles, is attributed to the early Southern Song Dynasty. The firing technique employed during this period demonstrates some lack of precision, resulting in a thicker glaze. This is indicative of the evolving ceramics process, which had not yet been fully mastered. The vase rests upon an iron foot and exhibits a color reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln, often referred to as the elder brother's kiln, played a significant role in ceramics production during the Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties. The vase stands approximately 9 1/4 inches tall. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song and Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Lobed Meiping Vase Featuring Purple Rim and Golden Thread Accents ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Meiping Form Vase, featuring a lobed design, exquisite purple mouth, golden-thread cracked glaze, and an iron foot with a color reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln is renowned as a preeminent kiln during the Southern Song through the Yuan Dynasties. The purple hue of the mouth becomes visible under flashlight illumination, where the glaze is notably thin, revealing a delicate tinge of purple. The vase stands approximately 9 3/4 inches in height. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Trumpet Horn Form Vase With Faint eel's Blood Thread and Iron Wire

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

S. Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Trumpet Horn Form Vase This exquisite piece features a subtle iron wire crackle reminiscent of eels' blood threads and is complemented by an iron foot. Its coloration is akin to that of wheat, enhancing its visual appeal. The Ge Kiln, recognized as the elder brother of kilns during the Southern Song to Yuan Dynasties, is renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship. This vase stands approximately 10 inches tall. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Hexagonal Arrow Vase Featuring Subtle Eel's Blood Thread and Iron Wire Inlay

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

S. Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Hexagonal Arrow Vase exhibiting subtle eels blood thread crackling and an iron foot, with a coloration reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln, recognized as a premier kiln from the Southern Song through the Yuan Dynasties, stands approximately 10 inches in height. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song to Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Octagonal Hu-Form Vase with Tube Handles and Iron Foot ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Southern Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Octagonal Hu-Formed Vase with Tube Handles, likely produced in the early Southern Song period. The firing process of this piece displays inconsistencies; the glaze is notably thicker due to the kiln's operational limitations at that time. It features an iron foot and a color reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln, often regarded as the "elder brother's kiln," is historically significant during the transition from the Southern Song to the Yuan Dynasties. This vase stands approximately 7 1/2 inches tall. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song and Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Lobed Vase with Purple Mouth and Golden Thread ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Lobed Form Vase with Purple Mouth, exhibiting golden-thread iron wire crackle and an iron foot, bears a color reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln is recognized as the elder kiln dating from the Southern Song to the Yuan Dynasties. The purple mouth becomes visible under flashlight illumination, revealing a subtle purple tint in areas where the glaze is thinned. This piece stands approximately 9.5 inches tall. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song and Yuan Dynasties: Ge Kiln Ge Ware Lobed Melon-Form Vase with Pedestal, Purple Mouth, and Golden Thread Detailing

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Lobed Melon Form Vase on Pedestal, featuring a purple mouth, adorned with golden-threaded iron wire crackle and an iron foot. The coloration resembles that of wheat. The Ge Kiln is recognized as a distinguished elder kiln from the Southern Song through the Yuan Dynasties. When illuminated with a flashlight, the thinly glazed purple mouth reveals a subtle hint of purple. The vase measures approximately 9 7/8 inches in height. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Southern Song / Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Ge Ware Octagonal Vase with Purple Lip and Golden Thread Design ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

Song/Yuan Dynasty Ge Kiln Octagonal Vase with Purple Mouth, characterized by a crackled glaze featuring golden-thread and iron wire accents, supported by an iron foot and exhibiting a hue reminiscent of wheat. The Ge Kiln is often referred to as the elder sibling of kilns from the Southern Song to the Yuan Dynasties. Upon illumination, the Purple Mouth reveals a subtle purplish tint where the glaze is thinned. This exquisite piece measures approximately 9 3/4 inches in height. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Exceptional and Highly Coveted Imperial Jun Narcissus Octagonal Bowl from the Song Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

This exquisite piece from the Song Dynasty features a Jun octagonal form characterized by a purplish-blue glaze, accented with a reddish area beneath the lip on the exterior. The interior displays a delicate light blue hue, while a dark brown slip has been applied where the glaze thins, including a dark brown rim and edges. Notably, worm tracks are visible on the interior surface. The base is inscribed with two character marks. This vessel measures 9 1/8 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Northern Song Dynasty Jun Octagonal Brush Washer in Blue with 
Reddish-Purple Accents 


Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com

This remarkable octagonal brush washer from the Northern Song Dynasty features a vivid blue hue adorned with reddish-purple splashes on both the interior and exterior surfaces. Notably, a frog motif is rendered on the interior, enhancing its artistic appeal. The glaze elegantly thins, transitioning to a mushroom tone along the rim and edges. This exquisite piece measures 8 1/4 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Ware Pear-Shaped Long Neck Blue Vase from the Northern 
Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Vase

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com 

This exquisite vase, originating from the Northern Song Dynasty and attributed to the Jun Kiln, exemplifies the artistry of Jun ware. Characterized by its pear shape and elongated neck, the vase features a captivating blue glaze interspersed with violet splashes across both the neck and the body. Additionally, fine crackling is present throughout the surface, adding to its aesthetic appeal. The vase stands at approximately 9.5 inches in height, showcasing the craftsmanship and cultural significance of this historical period. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Rare and Exquisite Deep Purple-Blue Jun Narcissus Bowl from the Song Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

This exquisite Narcissus bowl from the Southern Song Dynasty, crafted at the Jun kiln, features three feet and is adorned with two rows of nail studs. Its exterior exhibits a rich bluish-purple hue, while the interior presents a delicate light blue finish, complemented by an extensive array of worm tracks throughout the bowl. The base is inscribed with two character marks. The bowl measures approximately 9 3/4 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

 Song Dynasty purple splashed Jun Bubble Bowl ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

 Song Dynasty This bowl is decorated to the interior with a reddish purple splash against a blue ground and with a slight purple on the outside of the rim and thins to a mushroom tone at the edge of the rim. Measures 5 7/8"Dia. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Yuan Dynasty Moonlit White Jun Nail Head Brush Washer/Bowl 
with Purple Accents  

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

Yuan Dynasty Moonlit White Jun Nail Head Brush Washer/Bowl, featuring a purplish splash within its interior and a graduated dark tone at the rim's edge. This exquisite piece measures 6.5 inches in diameter.  ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Rare Archaistic Jun Vessel from the Northern Song Dynasty: 
Reddish-Bluish Incense Burner

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

Northern Song Dynasty Rare Jun Kiln Archaistic Ding-Form Vessel with Inscription. This reddish-bluish incense burner features a robin egg blue glaze interior, exhibiting signs of age such as worm tracks, and is inscribed on the base. The vessel stands approximately 8 1/2 inches tall. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

 Yuan Dynasty Jun Bowl with Prominent Purple Splashes  ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

**Yuan Dynasty** This bowl features striking decorative elements on both its interior and exterior, characterized by purple splashes set against a pale blue background, which gradually transitions to a subtle greyish-green hue at the rim. The base remains unglazed, revealing the biscuit body. The dimensions of the bowl are 7 3/4 inches in diameter.  ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun Ware Lobed Brush Washer 
Featuring a Tadpole Design 

 Jun Ware Brush Washer from the Song Dynasty exhibits a brownish slip with a purplish exterior and a robin egg blue interior, showcasing a delicate thinning of the glaze. The base of the bowl features a tadpole design, accompanied by subtle and fine crackling, along with two character marks. This piece measures approximately 8 3/4 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Ware Brush Washer in the Form of Lotus Leaves with Reddish-Purplish Glaze from the Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln 

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

The Jun ware brush washer, attributed to the Northern Song Dynasty, features a design inspired by lotus leaves. This exquisite piece is characterized by a distinctive brownish slip, with reddish and purplish undertones that exhibit a subtle hint of blue. The item measures approximately 8 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Northern Song Dynasty Jun Ware Conical Bowl in Robin Egg Blue 
with Purple Accents

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

This Jun conical bowl from the Northern Song Dynasty features a distinctive robin egg blue glaze adorned with purple splashes both internally and externally. The glaze gradually transitions to a mushroom tone along the rim. The bowl measures 4 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Rare Jun Ware Cup and Bluish-Purplish Incense Burner from the Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun Ware Rare Cup-Form Incense Burner with Three Legs, featuring a distinctive Bluish-Purplish exterior and a Robin Egg Blue glaze interior. This impressive piece stands at approximately 8 inches in height. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Meiping Vase from the Jun Kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Meiping Vase, characterized by its brownish slip and exquisite fine crackle, complemented by a splash of purple. The vase stands approximately 11 inches in height. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Large Jun Bowl with Purple Splashes from the Southern Song Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

Southern Song Dynasty: This bowl exhibits a distinctive design, featuring ornamental purple spots on both the interior and exterior, set against a pale blue background that gradually transitions to a subtle greyish hue at the rim. The bowl

measures 7 5/8 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Pale Blue Jun Bubble Bowl with Reddish Accents from the 
Northern Song Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

This bubble bowl from the Northern Song Dynasty is adorned with striking reddish splashes set against a pale blue background, which transitions to a subtle mushroom hue at the rim. The bowl measures 3 1/16 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Milky Pale Blue Glazed Jun Shallow Dish from the Northern Song Dynasty / Jin Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

Northern Song / Jin Dynasties: This shallow Jun dish is uniformly adorned with a delicate milky pale blue glaze that gradually transitions to a mushroom tone along the rim. The base features three distinct spur marks. The dish has a diameter of 7 inches. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

 Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun Ware Featuring Chi-Dragons Within Reddish-Purplish Brush Washers 

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

This exquisite Jun ware from the Northern Song Dynasty features a round brush washer adorned with a remarkable three Chi-Dragons design peering over the rim, exhibiting a distinctive brownish slip with reddish and purplish hues. The piece is marked with an official seal on the base, indicative of its authenticity and historical significance. The dimensions of the brush washer are approximately 8 1/4 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Ware Vase with Dragon Handles from the Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com  

Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun ware Dragon Handle Vase, characterized by exquisite crackling and extensive splashes of purple. The vase stands at approximately 9 inches in height.  ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Yuan Dynasty Jun Bowl in Pale Bluish with Purple Accents with greenish tint ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

This Yuan Dynasty pale bluish Jun bowl features purplish splashes and a greenish tint on both the interior and the exterior of the rim. Additionally, there is a subtle splash of purple accentuating the edge of the rim. The bowl measures 3 3/16 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Ware Incense Burner from the Song Dynasty: Formed in the Shape of Lotus Leaves with a Reddish Exterior and

Blue Interior ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com 

Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun Ware Incense Burner in the Form of Lotus Leaves features a distinctive exterior displaying a blend of brownish and reddish-purplish tones, complemented by a striking robin's egg blue interior. Notably, the piece exhibits worm track markings, indicative of its historical authenticity. The base is marked, enhancing its provenance. The dimensions of the incense burner are approximately 6 1/2 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

 Song Dynasty Jun Ware Rimmed Flower Pot and Dish with Reddish Glaze and Blue Interior Featuring Worm Tracks

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com  

This item is a Song Dynasty Jun Ware flowerpot, characterized by its distinctive rim and a reddish glaze. The interior features a blue hue, complemented by worm track markings. Additionally, there are areas where the glaze has thinned, imparting a subtle mushroom tone along the edges. The piece stands at approximately 4.5 inches in height.  ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Expert Analysis of the Jun Ware Robin Egg Blue Meiping Vase from the Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com  

Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun ware Meiping vase, characterized by its exquisite robin egg blue glaze featuring delicate crackle effects and extensive splashes of purple. The vase stands at approximately 9.5 inches in height.  ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Bluish Bubble Bowl and Purplish Splashes with slight greenish bluish tint from the Northern Song Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

This exquisite pale blue bubble bowl, originating from the Northern Song Dynasty, features decorative splashes of a purplish hue on both the interior and exterior surfaces. The glaze exhibits a subtle greenish-blue tint, and where the glaze thins at the rim, it exhibits a delicate mushroom tone. The bowl measures 3 5/8 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Incense Burner from the Jun Kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty: Three-Legged Design in Reddish-Purplish Hue

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com 

Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun ware incense burner, featuring a three-legged design and adorned with a brownish slip. This piece showcases a striking reddish-purple glaze and is marked on the base. The dimensions are approximately 6 1/2 inches in diameter. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun Ware Square Brush Washer 

This Jun ware square brush washer, originating from the Song Dynasty, features a distinctive brownish slip. Externally, it presents a purplish hue, while the interior showcases a captivating Robin Egg Blue, complemented by a subtle, faint crackle and marked with worm tracks on the base. The piece measures approximately 6 5/8 inches in diameter.

 (click image to enlarge) ppjrs

Contact me for Price

Large Pale Blue Jun Bowl with Purple Accents from the Southern Song Dynasty

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

 **Southern Song Dynasty** This bowl exhibits a refined decorative motif characterized by purple splashes that adorn both the interior and exterior surfaces, contrasted against a pale blue background that seamlessly transitions to a subtle greyish tone at the rim. The diameter of the bowl measures 7 1/2 inches. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Ware Vase from the Northern Song Dynasty Featuring an Impressed Tiger Head Design

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com  

This distinguished Jun ware vase from the Northern Song Dynasty exemplifies the artistry of the era. Featuring an impressed tiger head design and adorned with extensive purple splashes, the vase is characterized by an intricate network of fine crackle throughout its surface. The vase stands at approximately 9 inches in height, showcasing both aesthetic beauty and historical significance. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Ware Rectangle Brush Washer from the Jun Kiln of the 
Southern Song Dynasty 

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

Southern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln Jun ware square brush washer featuring a brownish slip. The exterior displays a purplish hue, while the interior is characterized by a distinctive Robin Egg Blue. Notably, both the interior and exterior exhibit unique worm tracks. This piece measures approximately 6 1/2 inches in length. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Conical Bowl from the Yuan Dynasty: Pale Bluish-White Glaze 
with Purple Splashes ï»¿

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com   

This Yuan Dynasty conical bowl, characterized by its pale bluish-white glaze, features purplish splashes both within the interior and slightly at the rim. The glaze delicately transitions to a mushroom tone at the rim. The bowl has a diameter of 3.5 inches. ppjrs

 (click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price

Jun Ware Robin Egg Blue Vase from the Northern Song Dynasty Jun Kiln

Joseph.Sharon@chinesemasterpieces.com 

This exquisite vase from the Northern Song Dynasty, known as Jun ware, features a striking robin egg blue glaze accented by a singular splash of purple at the neck. The piece is characterized by a delicate crackle texture throughout its surface. It stands at an approximate height of 9 1/2 inches. ppjrs

(click image to enlarge)

Contact me for Price