This celadon plate is originally from the kilns around Si-Satchanalai in Thailand.

This plate was found in a shipwreck and is dated around 1460

Delft blue and white plate from the 18th century, decorated with chinoiserie.

Some chips are from the edges look at the detail photos.

Very nice Blanc de Chine De Hua statue from 1900, visual image the goddess Guanyin.

Japanese seto plate from the 19th century, painted with flower motives

Kendy from the Khmerr period around 12th century

Tomb statue from the Ming dynasty from around the 16th century

Deer plate from the ceramic kilns around Jingdezhen in China, dated around the 17th century (1620).

This plate hase two dry cracks (look the detail photo's).

Qajar persian tile with a molded relief figure off a falconer.

Dated around the 19th century.

Storage jar from the Qing periode from around the 19th century.

Nice glaze features abstract green spots on a crackle field of light grey with granular,

with flakes like sawdust, clear glaze over top.

This is the type of early Mei-Ping flask which was used in the 13th to 14th century by the Chinese, southern Song or Yuan dynasty

It was used to transport mercury for trade that was be used in de gold mining operations.

It is found at the port of Tuban, Indonesia on a unknown shipwreck.

Bowl from the Song Dynasty, Fuijan celadon.

Excellent and verry nice decorated bowl from the southern Song dynasty

Ring-handled bottle from the Sukhothai period comming from the kilns in Si-Satchanalai from around the 14th century (1380).

This bottle is found in a shipwreck and the seewater hase affected the celadon glaze.

In the same time you find residue from see slag all over the bottle.

Very nice big jar from the Sukhothai period.

Coming from the Ban-Bang-Pun kilns

Dated around 15th -16th century