Song Style Hu Form Celadon Vase

A QING DYNASTY STYLE GUAN WARE CRACKLE CELADON GLAZE HU FORM VASE, after the Song (960-1279) dynasty prototype, fondly repeated by Emperor Yongzheng(1723-1735), the rectangular flared rim over a reces

Chinese Song-style, double crackle guan-type celadon glazed porcelain vase; of bell form, with two openwork hollowed tubular handles and squared neck; showing a fine craquelure within the darker large

Chinese Song Style Longquan Celadon Gu-Form Vase Provenance: Private Montreal, Canada estate. Height: 6.5 in. (28 - 6)

Northern Song Dynasty Style Large celadon Glazed Vase, baluster form with incised markings and applied scroll at the shoulder, covered overall in a translucent olive green glaze. Dimensions 18.5 in.h.

Chinese Song-style celadon glazed vase; of mallet form, with flared rim; featuring moulded openwork animal-motif handles; H: 6 1/4" (approx.)

Chinese Song style porcelain vase; of baluster form body with extruded strip decoration; covered with crackle celadon glaze; 18 cm x 11.5 cm, 498 grams

Song or Ming style, of bulbous form with deep circular lip, flared neck and foot, pale celadon glaze with incised chrysanthemum and foliate decoration, 15-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Color

Two Chinese Song-style ceramics, including: crackle-glazed vase, of flattened, somewhat lobed hu form; together with yingqing-type bowl with incised petal designs spanning the interior and moulded fol

Three small Chinese porcelain vases including: Song-style crackle glazed, of globular form, with ribbed neck, flanked by two moulded rings; Song-style celadon, of globular form, with everted rim, feat

Chinese Northern Song Style Celadon Glaze Vase, Modern, of baluster form with scroll loop handles applied at the rim, with a molded register design after an archaic bronze motif, glazed in a green cra

Chinese Song-style celadon glazed vase; of tapered ovoid form with raised rim; exhibiting several repeating panels of moulded and incised naturalistic motifs; Provenance: Estate of Dr. David Young; H:

Two Chinese Song-style celadon glazed vases; one of cylindrical form with waisted neck and foot, showing incised scrolling floral designs; the other of ovoid form with incised characters and moulded l

Chinese Song style vase with Celadon crackle glaze and fish form handles. 19th century. From a Scarsdale, NY estate. Dimensions: vase measures approx. 10.875" high.

Tall Chinese Song-style double crackle guan-type celadon glazed porcelain vase; of tapered form with lobed neck, two scrolled flange handles, and a flared rim; showing a network of fine craquelure wit

Chinese Song-style guan-type crackle celadon vase; showing fine double-crackle patterning, of ovoid form with flared rim; with two chilong-modeled ring handles in relief; usual minor wear; H: 9 1/4" (

Three Chinese Monochrome Glazed VasesGroup of three Chinese monochrome glazed vases: 'teadust' bottle form, Song-style brown globular form with two handles and guan-type crackle hu-form; H: 10" (talle

Chinese Song-style celadon crackle-glazed vase; of mallet form, with flared rim; featuring moulded openwork bird-motif handles; H: 10 1/4" (approx.)

Chinese Song-style celadon crackled glazed vase; with globular form body and elongated neck with flared rim; showing incised detailing of peony amid fauna; Provenance: Estate of Dr. David Young; H: 7

Chinese Song-style longquan-type celadon glazed porcelain vase; of ovoid form, with flared rim and raised base; showing moulded concentric bands to body and neck; H: 12" (approx.)

Chinese Song-style, crackle deep celadon glazed porcelain vase; the bottle form ribbed, with two stylized animal headed ring handles, slightly flared rim, set on foot; relief mark; usual minor wear; H

Chinese Song-style, guan-type double crackle celadon glazed porcelain vase; the faceted bottle form with two flange and ring handles, set on a short foot and with flared rim; showing a network of fine

Tall Chinese Song/Yuan-style, crackle celadon glazed vase of ribbed tapered form and slightly tapered neck; some minor wear; H: 14" (approx.)

Porcelain vase. China. 19th century. Fang Hu form. Animal mask handles. Kuan style celadon glaze with pronounced crackle. Yung Cheng mark on the base. 13" h.

Three Chinese Song-style porcelain pieces, including: celadon crackle-glazed bowl, with stepped base; tan-glazed vase, of tapered ovoid form with garlic-bulb mouth; together with tan and celadon glaze