We're delighted to share that our new collection of Antique Chinese Glazed Pots has finally arrived at the yard and it was certainly worth the wait!

I’ve had the pleasure of sourcing these genuine antique pieces from across China. Every pot is completely unique, carrying the rich patina, markings and character that only time can produce.

Here are five standout pieces that have just arrived.

Ginormous Antique Glazed Rice Wine Jar

The star of the collection has to be this extraordinary antique rice wine jar.

Originally used for fermenting and storing rice wine, it measures around 130cm tall and weighs more than 100kg. A very rare find and an incredible statement piece for a large home, hotel or commercial space.

Tall Antique Glazed Rice Wine Jar

Dating from around 1930–1950, this hand-thrown jar comes from Shandong Province in northern China and was originally used to store rice and rice wine.

Measuring 80cm tall, it has thick walls, a deep black glaze and a contrasting raw rim.

Tall Antique Glazed Rice Wine Jar - Tom's Yard

Large Ribbed Glazed Storage Pot

Hand-thrown in China, this substantial pot was originally used for storing rice, grains and other household provisions.

It measures 39cm tall and is distinguished by its bold ribbed texture, deep glaze and decades-old patina.

Large Antique Ribbed Glazed Storage Pot - Tom's Yard

Antique Chinese Ceramic Storage Pot

Sourced from south-eastern China, this rounded storage pot features subtle decorative patterns and two small handles near the opening.

Measuring 33cm tall and 35cm wide, its compact form makes it an easy antique piece to display around the home.

Antique Earthenware Storage Pots

Dating from around the 1950s, these hand-thrown Chinese pots feature rounded forms, softly weathered charcoal-grey finishes and naturally aged patinas.

Available in several individual shapes measuring around 22–24cm tall, every pot has its own markings and imperfections.

 If you have any questions about the range, please do get in touch by calling Tom's Yard on 01981 343222.

Morgan Ferriday