BLUE WHITE HEXAGONAL DRAGONS ROULEAU VASE

Height 24 in. (61 cm.)

A BLUE AND WHITE DRAGON HEXAGONAL VASE48.5*13.6cm

Qing, 19th century Dimensions: 10"(25.5 cm) H, 3 1/2"(9 cm) Base dia 清光绪 青花盘口棒槌瓶

A Chinese blue and white rouleau vase, describing double five-claw dragons playing with the sun amids good clouds. Unmarked. 19/20th century. Height: 35cm. Provenance: Rob Michiels Auctions ASIAN ARTS

Chinese, Yuan dynasty style blue and white dragon motif hexagonal vase. Retains label for "C.T. Loo Asian Antiques Paris" on underside. Approx height 11.25"

PROVENANCE: From Celina, TX Private Collector. Dimensions: Heigth: 42.2 cm, width: 17.7 cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Blue and White Dragon Porcelain Hexagonal Vase. Potted in large shape vase, th

Chinese blue and white rouleau vase, having a ruyi band at the dished rim above a slightly waisted neck with a plantain band, the tapering body decorated with writhing five clawed dragons contesting a

(3) Chinese blue & white porcelain vases, foo dog handles, landscape & calligraphy, marks to base (19-1/4" h), Rouleau vase, dragon & floral decoration, unmarked (25-1/4" h), koi fish & flower decorat

(8) Asian vases, trays and bowls to include (2) cut corner blue and white trays, hexagonal imari bowl, riceware bowl, 4 5/8" dia, prunus, blue and white urn lacking cover, porcelain dragon vase, 5 3/4

Very Fine Qing blue and white hexagonal porcelain moon vase, of tapered hexagonal shaped rim, narrow straight neck to the rim, raised on rectangle flared foot ring. Two archaistic scrolling ribbons fl

Pair of Chinese hexagonal blue and white vases displaying dragons set amongst chrysanthemums. Vases are further accented by applied blue high relief Qilins or beasts. From a Bronx, NY estate. Dimensio

A GOOD LARGE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE ROULEAU VASE Kangxi style, painted with dragons. 75 cm x 20 cm.

Yuan Dynasty, finely potted in Chinese traditional YuHuChun shape vessel, 'the pear shaped' bottle vase, a bottom-heavy hexagonal faceted body tapered gracefully to slender waisted neck flaring at the

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ROULEAU VASE Qing, painted with a dragon, together with a similar vase. Largest 45 cm high. (2)

DESCRIPTION: Chinese porcelain hexagonal column vase presenting a white tone throughout and a sculptural blue dragon in high relief with details of scales finished by parcel gilt accents. CIRCA: 20th

With six-character mark within a double ring, together with a dragon-decorated covered box with four-character mark and a blue and white hexagonal vase with seal stamped on underside, 3 pieces total B

Two Large Chinese Blue & White VasesTwo large Chinese blue and white porcelain vases: Yuan-style faceted meiping form with foliate medallions; together with Kangxi-style rouleau form with dragons; H:

Qing Qianlong Mark hexagonal blue and white vase with gourd shaped. There are playing Dragon and Phoenix surround by Chrysanthemum on vase. Dimension: H 52cm (20.47); Bottom: 16x12cm (6.29x4.72). Prov

Wonderful porcelain floor vase in rouleau form that stands 23.5" tall. It is of Chinese origin with birds, branches and blossoms on front and a plain back with dragon handles. Unmarked

Pair of lovely Chinese vases with accompanying saucers made of blue-white porcelain and decorated with dragons. Designed on a hexagonal base. Qing Dynasty. Height: 19 cm Width: 27.5 cm

19th or 20th century, includes a globular shaped vase with a dragon executed in energetic brushwork chasing a flaming pearl, and a hexagonal vase with circles on either side with small cranes under pi

Three Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Vases comprising one faceted hexagonal form painted with a sinuous dragon, a faceted gourd form example with shou characters on a lotus fret ground, and a sleeve

CHINESE BLUE DRAGON ON WHITE FIELD PORCELAIN VASE H 18" DIA 10":intertwine animal and birds ,hexagonal shape

Chinese, 20th century. A porcelain double gourd vase having hexagonal faceted base under bulbous top joined at a constricted waste, the whole with underglaze blue dragons, phoenix birds, and chrysanth