A rare Qianlong period overlay Beijing glass vase

This piece is wonderfully handcrafted and designed. The red glass overlay pattern is made into the shape of lotus and fish. The overlay is contrasted with a deep rich shade of ocean blue glass. Inside

Chinese Qing-style Beijing glass vase; with red overlay design of birds and flora on an opaque white ground; Qianlong seal marks to base and side; H: 10 1/2"

Chinese carved purple overlay orange glass vase; decorated with crane and pine motif, with mask handle to one side; Qianlong mark but Republic Period; H: 10" (approx.)

Chinese Beijing glass red speckled vase; of flattened rounded body on raised base and flared neck, with dark blue carved overlay of taotie masks; Qianlong seal mark; H: 10"

This piece features a plethora of vibrant colors featured on the overlay patterns which depict floral patterns. There are 4 character Qianlong markers on the bottom of this piece and 2 character marke

This piece features a plethora of vibrant colors featured on the overlay patterns which depict floral patterns. There are 4 character Qianlong markers on the bottom of this piece and 2 character marke

Chinese Beijing glass vase; of globular form, with design of blue dragons and clouds overlaid on a transparent glittered-red ground; with two faux-ring mask handles in relief; Qianlong-style mark; H:

Chinese Beijing glass yellow vase; of pear form with flared neck, with green overlay bands of dragons, chilongs and taotie masks; with Qianlong seal mark; H: 10 3/4"

Chinese Qianlong-style Beijing glass covered vase; with various deep red overlay designs, including flowering precious vessel, box with Shou, bat and fruit; all on a snowflake ground; with mask-form h

Chinese Qianlong-style carved Beijing vase; with pink overlay design of birds amid lotus flowers and leaves; four-character mark to base; H: 8 3/8" (overall)

The strongly potted vase with outward tapering sides rising to a broad shoulder, decorated with plum blossoms and imperial poem around the translucent body, Qianlong mark and of the period, wood stand

Of baluster form rising from a splayed to a waisted neck, the exterior carved with flowers, bats and shou characters between bands of lapets and leavers, in ruby like tone on a royal yellow ground. 12

Moulded in ovoid form with a spreading mouth, the exterior carved with a translucent red design of meandering stems issuing flowers and leaves, a butterfly and rocks, between leaves and lappets at the

Chinese two-color overlay Beijing glass bottle vase; the bulbous body with design of children playing in garden with pine and plum blossoms in pink and blue overlaid on a snowflake ground, the long cy

Qianlong mark and of the periodThis vase is extremely rare to find. This piece is very beautiful, the vase is a rich shade of blue. The vase is engraved with many floral designs and accented with flow

Tall Chinese Carved Beijing Overlay Glass VaseTall Chinese Beijing glass speckled blue ground vase; of tapered form with flared neck and base, red carved overlay panels of birds amid fruiting trees; 4

Old Chinese Beijing Overlay Glass VaseOld Chinese Beijing carved overlay vase; of yellow ground bottle form with spinach green pond scene; seal mark; H: 9 1/4"

Chinese Beijing red overlay gilt speckled blue glass vase; seal mark to base; H: 10" (approx.)

This piece is very rare, it is made from porcelain, yet it was crafted in an uncanny resemble to cinnabar lacquer. There is a Qianlong marker on the bottom. There are ornate designs and scenes on the

Old Chinese Beijing overlay glass bottle vase; with design of meandering foliate vines and flowers, with birds, moths and rockery, in deep cobalt blue on milky white ground; Provenance: From the Colle

Chinese Beijing Carved Overlay Glass VaseChinese Beijing carved overlay glass vase; of tapered form with flared mouth, yellow pond scene on green speckled ground; H: 10"

Rare late Qianlong Zon-vase A rare Qianlong period and marked olive green square vase with Ba Gwa motif. This form of vases is called Zhun vases. Zhun originated more than 6000 years ago as

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE BEIJING GLASS VASE bearing Qianlong marks to base, decorated with flowering trees. 16.5 cm high.

Two Chinese carved Beijing glass vases: blue overlay dragons, fish and Buddhist emblems on a white ground; together with white overlay flora on a black ground; H: 6 1/2" (each, approx.)