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A set of two small lidded jars are made of thrown porcelain. Both have dome-like lids and warm brown exteriors. The containers have glossy interiors and are signed on the bottom.

This lidded porcelain bottle has straight sides. The narrow neck is topped by a domed stopper with a small finial. It is red brown on the sides with more golden color on the shoulder and on the lid. There is a signature carved on the bottom.

This roughly rounded, thrown and altered vessel has no foot , no neck and a small mouth. The light red surface is matte with a few ocher and dark patches from the wood firing. The surface is rough. There is a signature stamp on the bottom.

This tall jar has little shoulder, no foot and an open mouth. The wood firing has produced notable runs of brown and green drips, showing the piece was fired on its side. A few pieces of seashell used as wadding during firing can be seen. The walls…

Blue lidded jar. This large, squared porcelain jar has a lid. The lid sits above the jar and has an attached circular handle . Glossy light blue glaze covers exterior and interior, pools to form stripe on middle. There are rounded corners on body,…

Lidded jar in creamy brown-gray with faceted sides. The edge of the knobbed lid extends over the shoulders of the pot like a flat hat brim. Each facet of the wood-fired pot is decorated with a brief stroke of brown glaze dividing each into a…

Globe shaped wood fired jar. The color is red-brown on the bottom two-thirds with a lighter brown above the curve of the shoulder. A few calligraphic white marks decorate the jar.

Tall wood-fired stoneware jar in grays and browns, with shell occlusions. Multiple drips mark the jar, running in a sunburst from the shell mark.