A TEA DUST GLAZED TWO-HANDLED VASE

Of compressed baluster form,the vase raises from a tapering foot to a flaring neck applied with two handles and everted rim. It is overall covered in a monochrome tea-dust glaze. The bottom bears four

CHINESE QING PERIOD TEA DUST GLAZED TWO HANDLED JAR

19th Century Chinese "Teadust" Glazed Double Handled Vase, the base also in teadust glaze. Good condition, base drilled. Height 12 1/8 inches (31 cm.). Provenance: Property removed from the estate of

Two Yongzheng-Style 'Tea Dust' Glazed VasesTwo Chinese Yongzheng-style 'tea dust' glazed vases; one of gu form with bulging center and the other bottle form on a raised flared base; seal marks to each

A VERY RARE TEADUST-GLAZED PORCELAIN TWIN-HANDLED VASE, Zun. QIANLONG PERIOD, QING DYNASTY.

Two Chinese Glazed Porcelain VasesTwo Chinese glazed porcelain vases: "tea dust"; together with blue flambé; H: 15" (taller)

Two Chinese tea dust glazed vases, dating from the 18th/19th centuries. Smaller vase has bulbous body and wide neck that rises to a flared, four sided mouth with rounded corner. Neck is adorned by two

Dimensions: Height: :21?Diam.13 Chinese Qing Dynasty QianLong Tea Powder Porcelain Bottle Vase. The porcelain potted in a shape of double gourd bottle vase, with two bulbous bellies conjoined together

Two Chinese porcelain vases: Qianlong-style teadust glazed bottle form, mark to base, but later; together with Kangxi-style blue and white moonflask, centering two dragons contesting flaming pearl, ma

Including a white-glazed cup marked two characters on bottom, a vase with two beast handles glazed in crackled white, and a tea-dust glazed washer set with a frog. 7.2inch H, 4.6inch L, 3.5inch W (lar

ROSEVILLE WHITE GLAZED VASE, TWO HANDLED, MARKED ON BASE, SMALL CHIP TO BASE. 10" H & ROSEVILLE SNOWBERRY TEA POT, MARKED ON BASE, NO LID!

Two chinese tea dust glazed porcelains; stem cup and double-gord vase; each with six-character mark

Two antique Chinese ceramic wall vases, including: tea-dust glazed porcelain, of baluster form; together with enameled ceramic showing tiger amid fauna reserved on a blue-glazed ground; H: 9 3/4"

Of baluster form, the vase glazed overall in tea dust glaze, with two chilong shaped ear handles on the straight and long neck, bottom bears six character QIANLONG mark.

Dimensions: 6-1/4" H x 3-1/2" W Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Tea type vase. Potted with a bulbous lower body, gently tapper the faceted shoulder, with two archaic ears flanked on the neck, and, emergi

A gorgeous Chinese tea-dust glazed Zun vase. The body is semi-rectangular bulbous body, elongated neck with slightly waisted to wide opening. Two ear-shaped handles flank the neck. Uniform thickness o

Measurements: Length: 13 cm, Height: 20.5 cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Tea Dust Glazed Porcelain Double Ear Zun Vase. Potted in shape bottle, thick and tall, globular lower body, emerging two ring

Two antique Chinese ceramic items, including: apple-red glazed brush washer, of squat globular form, set upon a tripod base; together with tea-dust glazed vase of meiping form, with raised base; H: 7

Raised on splayed foot, flanked by two handles on the neck as handles. H: 9 3/8 in.

*A GILT ENAMELED TEADUST GLAZED PORCELAIN VASE APOCRYPHAL MARK OF EMPEROR QIANLONG CHINA, MODERN Of quatrefoil shape, it rests on a short unglazed foot and has a neck applied with two handles. It is f

20th Century The first, teadust glazed vase; the second a crackle glazed Ru-type vase with three spur marks on the base; third a carved black glazed bowl and aJapanese mottled brown glazed bowl. (4) T

Chinese brown teadust glazed porcelain vase; of fine high shoulded form tapered to a slim foot with two raised rings, the wide cylindrical neck with flat flared rim; Qianlong-style sealmark at base; u

Six Small Antique Chinese Glazed VesselsSix small and antique Chinese glazed vessels: two henan-type jars, one 'tea dust' vase, amber cup, white footed jarlet and qingbi-type water dropper (heavy wear

Three Chinese porcelain pieces including teadust vase with two handle and mark, Longquan glazed bowl and moon glazed bowl