Chinese Ming Monochrome Porcelains
Cobalt blue Ming Monochrome Bowl
On this page you'll find a fairly wide ranging selection of (1368–1644) monochromes as well as few Transitional examples. The examples we've opted to present here represent a fairly good cross section of Chinese Ming monochrome porcelains found in the market today, with a few much rarer examples for comparison. Pay close attention to the small details such as the foot-rims and textures of the glazes. We've included Longquan celadons, Cizhou and solid cobalt as well as other color glazed examples.
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- Chinese Ming Longquan Celadon Foot
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- Chinese Ming Longquan Monochrome Celadon
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- Ming Dynasty Longquan Celadon Jar
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- Ming Dynasty Longquan Monochrome Celadon Jar
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- Ming Cizhou Seated Kwan-yin, BASE
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- Ming Cizhou Seated Kwanyin
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- Cizhou Kwan-yin base
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- Cizhou Kwan-yin figure
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- 16th C. Chinese Green Glaze Ming Double Gourd vase
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- Green Glaze Ming vase
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- Foot, Ming Dynasty Meiping
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- Ming Dynasty Meiping
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- base, Chinese Ming Celadon
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- Large Footed Chinese Ming Celadon Incense Burner
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- Ming Cobalt Glazed jar
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- Ming Cobalt Glazed jar, foot-rim
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- 15th C. Longquan Ming Incense Burner
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- 15th C. Longquan Ming Incense Burner
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- Chinese Yuan Celadon Stem Cup, Foot
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- Chinese Yuan Celadon Stem Cup
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- Reticulated Ming Dynasty Wanli Bowl
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- Reticulated Ming Dynasty Wanli Bowl, foot
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- late Ming Ge Type Bowl
