Kendi, painted under the glaze in cobalt blue with two mythical beasts galloping through clouds. Chu Dau kilns, Red River Delta, northern Vietnam, 1440-1460. Stoneware, bronze. Height: 28 centimetres. Width: 30.4 centimetres. Depth: 25.1 centimetres....

Blue and white kendi painted with a four-clawed dragon. Stoneware. Probably Chu Dau kilns, Red River Delta, northern Vietnam, 1440-1460. Diameter: 19.5 centimetres. Brooke Sewell Permanent Fund. Purchased from Eric Nissen. 2009,3014.7. British Museum...

Monochrome blue kendi or ewers. Made of blue glazed stoneware. Vietnam,1450-1480. Height: 14.1 centimetres. The Hoi An Ship,shipwreck. Brooke Sewell Permanent Fund. 2000,1212.2 & 2000,1212.3. British Museum © The Trustees of the British Museum. Exhibitions:...

A group of four Annamese and South-East Asian ceramics, 15th to 19th century. Photo Sotheby's comprising a jar of compressed globular form, painted around the exterior with four lotus blossoms wreathed in scrolling foliage, wood stand; a kendi painted...