Small Jarlet from Qijia Culture of the Chinese Neolithic PeriodThis is a handmade pottery jarlet from the Qijia Culture ????, a bronze age culture (2050 1700 BCE) in the upper region of Yellow River in Gansu Province, Northwest China. The little jarlet was made as a funerary object, The clay body is thin, but solidly made. Evidence on the bottom of the pot shows the pot was removed with a sharp thin object like a taunt string or whatever that was used by early potters. 6 inches in diameter and 5 inches high.

This oversize opaline or milk glass bottle is extremely well made

its short neck rises from sloping shoulders to a flat top with a small round opening

The large flowers on the cover are especially well done

a rock with a low number measuring hardness is easy to carve

from a village scene with musicians and dancers

Dimensions: 2 inches wide x 3/4 inch deep x 3 1/2 inch high

The small flattened round snuff bottle with a small raised oval foot is made of Unakite

This is an unique black agate bottle

It is a joy to see a snuff bottle that followed the tradition of overlapping mountains

The Skillful snuff bottle carver fashioned a matching cover for this interesting petrified wood fossil bottle

This pretty bottle has a flattened square form that tapers to a raised oval foot

[2]The teapot is beautiful and attractive in the bright green glaze and the monkey are done in an almost life like manner