A JADE AUSPICIOUS BEAST HU-FORM VASE

Of a Hu form, the covered vase with a carving depicted a mythical beast in a recumbent postion, with frieze sections worked in low relief on each main side, H: 10.3cm 建國期 白

A Blue And White 'Auspicious Beast' Zun-Form Vase. Body is painted in deep cobalt blue with a dense network of angular scrolls. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Six-Character Mark. Size:25.4cmx38.6cmx20

A Blue And White Doucai 'Auspicious Beast' Gallbladder-Form Vase. Potted in an ovoid shape elegantly rising to a tall, slender neck. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Six-Character Mark. Size:15.6cmx9.8c

Horned beast-form handles applied to font with raised archaic imagery on a beehive diaper ground. signed under base Condition: Drilled base obscures signature Temp No 6001

A Lead Glazed Ceramic Vase The hu form vessel with beast-head handles. Han Dynasty {Height: 16 inches (13.5 cm)} [Overall wear, chips to the foot]

Chinese Ching Dynasty Famile Juane Hu Form Palace Vases. Decorated with Dragons Chasing a Flaming Pearl in the Clouds. Dual Side Beast Heads with rings. Chien Lung / Ch'ien Lung Base Marks. Height 18

Two collectible Chinese russet jade, one carved in dragon form, one carved in vase form with beasts sculpture on body. Approx. 2.5-0.9 inches (Largest).

Chinese spinach jade vase and cover, the vase of flattened hu form with dragon finial and handle, all resting on a phoenix carved with elaborate plumage, 8.375"h.

Six rectangular hanging screens stylized by jade inlays in the form of auspicious flower and vases, carved with exquisite craftsmanship, each divided in roundels on the top followed by rectangular and

The table screens inset with a round surface, exterior carved in band of clouds, the center inset with jade carvings in the form of vases, mythical beasts, flowers, and other treasures, all against or

The vase of flattened baluster form, with the beast head handles suspending loose rings, the conforming cover topped with an undercut qilin finial and rings. 516g 18oz H:7 1/2in(19cm) W:4 7/8in(12.3cm

A Chinese Jade Covered Vase 20th century of flattened hexagonal form with beast form ring handles and paw feet, set on a fitted wood stand. Height 8 1/4 inches. Estimate $600-800

Carved in special beast form, the mythical beast with a mask on the tail, the vase body incised with qilin amidst scrolls. Approx. 9.5-8.5-5.2 inch.

Chinese Apring and Autumn Period Square Crane and Lotus Hu vase with mythical beasts, birds, and geometric patterns. 12.5 inches tall

Modelled in the form of a mythical beast standing foursquare, looking straight forward, the wings curled up, the tails splitting into five curled branches , its back rests an lidded vase with recessed

Group of three jade/gemstone snuff bottles, one carved in gourd form, one of rounded form carved with beast masks on the sides, and one of vase form carved with traditional motifs, each with a stopper

Chinese, possibly from 18th century, Qing dynasty. Carved from a white nephrite jade with even white inclusions, modeled after an archaic bronze hu vessel in flattened form, with ruyi head handlessusp

Chinese Mughal style celadon jade vase. Of gu-form with a pair of dragons and flanked by a pair of mythical beast handles suspending loose rings, 20th century, 9"h x 4.875"w.

Chinese, modeled after an archaic bronze hu vessel in flattened rectangular form, with lion head handles suspending loose rings. Decorated with a raised shou roundel (longevity pattern) to bothsides,

A finely carved grey and brown jade archaistic style 'mythical bird' vase and cover, deftly carved in the form of a winged mythical beast supporting an archaistic vase, the stone of green brown celado

Of baluster form supported on a short spreading foot, the waisted neck flanked by a pair of openwork 'kui' dragon handles, finely carved to the front and back with the Eight Auspicious Emblems (bajixi

A spinach-green jade 'chilong' baluster vase and cover Qing dynasty, 19th/early 20th century Of flattened form, the waisted neck set with a pair of beast-mask handles each suspending a loose ring, thr

A Chinese Guan-Type Porcelain Vase, Fanghu the pear-shaped hu vessel of rectangular section with a round belly rising from a short straight foot to a tapered neck, flanked with two beast form handles,

19th century Chinese famille rose Hu-form vase, decorated in enamels with the 'hundred deer' motif, depicting a continuous scene of deer frolicking in grassy meadows beside a river, all within a rocky