Korean artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Water Pipe (MWK6:14) is dated to 1901. Water Pipe (MWK6:15) and Water Pipe (MWK6:16) are date to the early 20th century. Box (MWK13:7) is dated 1392-1650. Circular Bowl (MWK22:1) is dated to the 12th-13th century. Globular Vase with Long Neck with Decoration of Cranes in a Lotus Pond (MWK25:1) is dated to the 19th century. Conical Bowl with Floral Design (MWK25:2) is dated to the 12th century.
Chinese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Dish (MWCH8:1), Melon-shaped lidded box (MWCH8:5) and Bowl with lid (MWCH8:6) are dated to the Qing dynasty. Jar (MWCH8:2) is possibly dated to the Qianlong period. Lidded box decorated with images of treasures (MWCH8:7) is dated to the 18th century.
Chinese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Dish (MWCH8:1), Melon-shaped lidded box (MWCH8:5) and Bowl with lid (MWCH8:6) are dated to the Qing dynasty. Jar (MWCH8:2) is possibly dated to the Qianlong period. Lidded box decorated with images of treasures (MWCH8:7) is dated to the 18th century.
Chinese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Incense Burner in the Shape of a Covered Rectangular Ritual Food Cooking Vessel (Fang Ding) with Four Columnar Legs and Two Handles (MWCH6:37) isa dated to the Ming to Qing dynasties. The two Vases in the Form of Archaic Bronze Vessel with Ring Handles and Stylized Taotie Design (MWCH6:42, MWCH6:43) are dated to the 19th century. The Incense burner (MWCH6:44) is dated to the Qing dynasty.