 Top 2 shelves - Bought as Song Dynasty (960-1280) celadons from an unidentified shipwreck in Indonesia but from the style I would date them as late Song or possibly Yuan Dynasty (1280-1368). Bottom shelf - Various Tek Sing shipwreck items (1822). |
 Top 2 shelves - Song Dy shipwreck celadons as before. Also a Han Dy pottery dog (200BC - 200AD), a Ming covered box and 5 miniature jarlets from the Hoi An Hoard (15thC). Bottom shelf - Tek Sing items as before. |
 Top - 2 Song Ding Kiln bowls and a Qing carving. Middle - 18thC water jar, Yuan teabowl, Song shipwreck celadon plate. Bottom - Ming 17thC (earlier?), Khmer honey jar (12th-13thC), Ming 17thC. |
 Top - Ming. Middle - Song bowl, Han teabowl, 18thC Kendi. Bottom - Ming bowl, Qing carving, Yuan bowl. |
 Mostly 18thC - a lot of Ca Mau shipwreck teabowls and dishes (around 1730 - Kangxi )and a few Qianlong pieces (1736-1795) |
 Shelves - Song , a few Ming teabowls , 2 Binh Thuan shipwreck jarlets(17thC) and a Hoi An Hoard waterdropper in the shape of a monkey. |
 Fake Tang horses! On top - Two handled jar - unknown Chinese period, said to be 4000 years old(??) 2 Chinese funerary urns of unknown period. |
 Mostly Song Dynasty. |
 The large plate on the top shelf is white lacquer and is covered in hundreds of bats! Dated for Guangxu (1875-1908) probably of the period. A few Tang animal figures and 2 Han dogs and a Han horsehead. |
 Top - Yuan Dy bottle Bottom - another Song shipwreck celadon!! |
 Assortment! |
 Ming? |
 20thC Chinese porcelain ! But I had to have him because he's gorgeous! |