Pr. Chinese Porcelain Mirror Black Vases, as Lamps

Gilt bronze mounts to foot. Dimensions: Vase: 14" H x 5 1/2" Dia.; Overall: 20" H (GMAL35-336/2) (WT)

Pr. 19th C. Chinese mirror black porcelain vases mounted as lamps, on wooden stands, with shades. Vases: 17.5"H,

first quarter-19th century; baluster vase with gilt floral decoration, mounted as lamp, 15 in. H. to top of vase

3 Chinese Porcelain Vases; mirror black glaze with gold, crackle glaze, and lemon yellow sgraffito. 2 now mounted as lamps not examined without lamp fittings, the lemon yellow with an oval repair to t

Two Chinese Porcelain Articles EARLY 20TH CENTURY the first a turquoise glazed bottle vase, the second a mirror black vase, each mounted as a lamp. 77 height centimeters,30 1/2 height inches Property

Chinese mirror-black vase mounted as a lamp. [29" H].

(lot of 2) Chinese mirror black glazed porcelain vases, now mounted as lamps, each of a trumpet base, one with a tapering body mounted on a bronze base reticulated with ruyi heads; the other with a sh

Fitted as a lamp with shade plus wood and metal hardware. Fine black glazed porcelain lamps with gilt overglaze decoration. Vase size: 17" x 8", overall height: 30" (including shade)

A baluster form vase, Qing Dynasty. With a mirror black glaze and gilt decoration. Now mounted as a lamp. Dimensions:6" in diameter, the porcelain is 13 1/2" tall, the overall height is 24 1/2".

Chinese Mirror Black Glazed Porcelain Vase; now mounted on a bronze base and cover as a lamp. Height of vase 15 inches (38 cm.). Total height of lamp 27 inches (68.5 cm.).

Vintage 20th Century Double bulb pair switch chain Mirror Black Obsidian Vase Gilt Bronze Repousse Mount Possibly French Item is in overall good condition. 27in H X 15in L. Out of a New York City esta

Pair of Chinese porcelain famille noir vases mounted as lamps with blossoming tree decoration on black ground. To top of vases: 19 in tall.

Two Chinese Mirror Black Glazed Pocelain and One Chinese Famille Verte on cracked glazed body.First lamp 25" vase 11";Second lamp 22.5" vase 8" ;Third lamp 17" vase 11.5" with one tiny hairline overal

Chinese mirror black glazed porcelain lamp, the baluster form vase later fitted as a table lamp. [20" H x 8"]. Drilled.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Biscuit Porcelain well detailed with a mirror Black Glazed Horse & Official Groom with Qing Official Hat, platform base, with a large ruby red Peach on the saddle, base unglazed;

Large table lamp in the form of a Chinese monochrome mirror glaze porcelain vase, with gold painted base and black metal 2-socket mount; apparently unlabeled. Included with a pleated cream silk shade.

Chinese, mirror black, glazed porcelain lamp of cylindrical bottle-form, with gilt floral and trelliswork decoration. [Vase: 19" H x 8" Dia]. Decoration worn, drilled.

Large Mirror Pr Chinese Iron Red Fu Dog Porcelain Vases, the large center dogs surrounded by green, brown and black puppies; the vase with lion head and ring handles applied to neck. Good condition. H

Chinese 18th/19th Century Antique Mirror Black Purple (Eggplant Color) Glazed Porcelain Vase Kangxi Mark. Size: 14"1/2H, Top Diameter: 4"1/4, Bottom Diameter: 4"1/2, (Drilled for Lamp)

Mirror Pr Chinese Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Cong Vase each of the 4 sides with a Beautiful Lady with Little Boys at Study and at Play, now on wood stands and drilled as electric lamps. Height of

Pair of Mid-19th c. Chinese Rose Mandarin Porcelain Bulbous Form Vases, later wired as table lamps, with figural and floral & bird decorated panels, applied gilded dragon form side handles and salaman

(Pr) GREEN CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES WITH RAISED RELIEF FLOWERS ; MOUNTED AS LAMPS WITH ONYX BASES - VASE IS 4" x 9" ; 15" TALL TO SOCKET

Pair of Chinese polychrome enamel decorated porcelain vases, mounted as lamps. Each of baluster form depicting birds perched on a blossoming branch. Each measures 9 1/2" (24cm) height + 2 3/4" (7cm) b

Pr. Chinese Qing porcelain vase lamps, depicting God of Longevity and boys. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art Shop in