A few examples of appraisal values for
UN GLAZED

• CHINESE JUN GLAZED BOWL Chinese Jun
  CHINESE JUN GLAZED BOWL Chinese Jun glazed bowl, the interior decorated with purple splashed, Yuan dynasty, 3" wide. Provenance: Frank Caro Gallery, formerly in the collection of CT Loo by repute.
• CHINESE JUN GLAZED BOWL, WITH A
  CHINESE JUN GLAZED BOWL, WITH A FOLIATED RIM AND UNGLAZED FOOT Chinese Jun glazed bowl, with a foliated rim and unglazed foot, width 7".
• CHINESE JUN GLAZED CHARGER, QING
  CHINESE JUN GLAZED CHARGER, QING DYNASTY A Chinese jun glazed charger, dating from the Qing dynasty. Set on an unglazed recessed stoneware foot a jun glazed charger with curving sides. Thickly pooled jun glaze on underside around the foot. A wax stamp under the foot. D. 11 1/4" (28.5 cm) Condition: in good condition overall for age and use.
• CHINESE JUN GLAZED HAT STAND,
  CHINESE JUN GLAZED HAT STAND, QING DYNASTY A Chinese Jun glazed hat stand, dating from the Qing dynasty. The tall hat stand in jun glaze has four dramatically shaped openings around the cylinder shape. Two incised bands around the top beneath the rim. The jun glaze pools unevenly at the foot, leaving areas of unglazed pottery visible. H. 12 1/2" (31.7 cm) Condition: good condition overall for age and use
• 2 CHINESE JUN WARE TRIPOD CENSER&
  2 CHINESE JUN WARE TRIPOD CENSER& DISH,JIN DYNASTY Two Chinese Jun ware tripod censers, and a dish. All glazed in pale blue smooth Jun glaze. Each small cauldren shaped censer has three short legs. The dish has a wide rounded rim and bowl shaped interior. Glazed on the underside except the foot area. Censers are jun glazed throughout. Dish: D. 4 5/8" (11.7 cm), Censers: H. 2 3/8" (6 cm) Condition: all in good condition overall for age and use.
• FOUR CHINESE JUN GLAZED POTTERY
  FOUR CHINESE JUN GLAZED POTTERY VESSELS, VARIETY OFOUR CHINESE JUN GLAZED POTTERY VESSELS, variety of forms, includes 3 bowls and 1 sauce dish. Diameters from 2.75 to 5.25 inches.
• CHINESE JUN GLAZED SHALLOW DISH,
  CHINESE JUN GLAZED SHALLOW DISH, QING DYNASTY A Chinese Jun glazed shallow dish, dating from the Qing dynasty. with glaze on bottom ending in a crisp circle around an unglazed short, circular foot D. 9" (22.8 cm) Provenance: estate of William J. Hughes,Former NJ Congressman, ambassador of Panama, passed away in Oct 2019, he was a 10 term congressman from New Jersey from 1974-1994,and then became a diplomat from 1995-1998 Link to HD Natural Light photos:Click here for high resolution images Condition: in good condition overall for age and use, with a small glaze flake to the rim and a shallow chip to the outer foot ring
• A PAIR OF CHINESE LUJUN GLAZED
  A PAIR OF CHINESE LUJUN GLAZED BOWLS, 19-20TH C. A Matching Pair of Chinese porcelain bowls of inverted dome form with fluted internal and external walls, with speckled cerulean, cobalt and red Lujun glaze along the exterior, and turquoise interior. D: 4 1/4" (10.9cm) H: 2 1/8" (5.5 cm) Condition: Both in excellent condition with no damage or restoration evident.
• ZSOLNAY POTTERY FIGURAL TABLE
  ZSOLNAY POTTERY FIGURAL TABLE LAMPmolded "Zsolnay Pecs" mark, and impressed "6286", "36", and "10"; modeled as a faun glazed in matte red, leaning against a rocky outcropping covered in iridescent gold "Eosin" glaze, the hollow fitted with a single light socket; Provenance: The Estate of Herbert Mayer Berk; 9 inches wide; 4 3/4 inches deep; 10 inches high Condition: Extensive repairs.
• Two Chinese Jun Glazed Porcelain
  Two Chinese Jun Glazed Porcelain Vessels the first a bud-form water pot, the second a small tripod censer. Height of taller 3 in., 7.6 cm.
• Jun Glazed Washer Tianqi Mark
  Jun Glazed Washer Tianqi Mark Of shallow proportion the bulging sides rise towards a straight rim the whole covered in a sky-blue glaze falling short of the foot to reveal a biscuit ground 8.7" (diameter) 22cm (diameter)