PAIR CHINESE REPUBLIC PERIOD VASES AS LAMPS

mounted as lamps, showing figures with animals; with carved jade finials h. 8-3/4 in. (vase) overall: 21 x 4-1/4 in. (without finials) Provenance: from the estate of an important Greenwich, CT family

Pair of Chinese Republic Period Porcelain Vases Mounted as Lamps. Figurative scene. Vases measure 13-1/2" x 4-3/4". Overall measures 29-5/8" x 6-1/2". Estimate: $200.00 - $400.00 Domestic Shipping: Th

fitted as lamps, decorated with exterior scenes depicting warrior figures and horses, with female figures in clouds, height 13.5in., overall to harp 30in.no chips, cracks or repairs observed to porcel

fitted as lamps, decorated with an interior scenic of maidens around a table, height 13.5in., overall to harp 32in.

A pair of Chinese millefleur porcelain vase lampsRepublic Period (1912-1945) or laterMark to the underside in red enamel bearing the reign mark for Qianlong Nian ZhiEach porcelain vessel with cylindri

Includes a pair of large Chinese Republic period enamel decorated vases displaying scenes of children playing in a garden with foo dog ring handles. One lamp as is with old repairs, cracks, and losses

finely enameled with scenes of females, 13" tall, drilled for lamps.

Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Vases, Republic period (1912-1949), now mounted as lamps, each of the two rectangular vases decorated with bird and flower images and inscribed with poetic lines

A pair of Republic period vases, each with typical figural decoration.    Dimensions: Each porcelain body is 5" in diameter and 13 1/2", the total height of each is 30 1/2".&n

Lot 131 Pair of Famille Verte Chinese Vases Mounted as Lamps matching vases mounted as lamps on wooden bases with interior scene from the Republic Period height (each): 26 inches diameter (each): 6

Lot 173 Pair of Famille Verte Chinese Vases Mounted as Lamps matching vases mounted as lamps on wooden bases with interior scene from the Republic Period height (each): 26 inches diameter (each): 6

Republic Period, white porcelain with brightly enameled images of Imperial yellow vases with poeny flowers, auspicous objects, lucite bases, brick red chop seals, 25 in. to finials

A pair of Republic period rectangular famille rose porcelain vases with wood stands that have been converted into lamps. Each vase has a milleflore ground with each side depicting an interior or exter

A pair of Chinese celadon-ground zun vases dating from the Republic period that have been converted into lamps. Each vase features two blue and white roundels of landscape scenes with figures. Handles

A pair of Chinese pierced porcelain lantern vases dating from the Republic period that have been converted into lamps. Each side of the hexagonal bodies feature a roundel with a landscape or a mythica

Fine pair of Chinese porcelain vased converted to lamps decorated with maidens in garden. Signed with character marks to side. Republic period. 5dia x 13.25h (porcelain only) overall 27h

Early 20th c Chinese Republic period vase/ lamp, Famille Rose enamel decoration, base drilled, ht 11", overall ht 26"

of slender form, waisted neck and everted lip, decorated with pond scene and birds perched within pine tree, in tones of green, brown and black, on circular foot, calligraphy to body, h 20cm (2)

PAIR CHINESE REPUBLIC PERIOD PORCELAIN LAMPS with gilt metal bases and finials. Condition: no damage identified and working. Figure Height 14" Overall height 39" to the finals.

baluster form with lip at top, floral decoration. 9" high, 3 1/2" diameter.

149A. Pair Chinese Republic period porcelain vases with calligraphy on back and red seal mark on bottom. H:12.25"

Each decorated with figures in a garden environment, marked as pictured. Dimensions: Each is 5" in diameter and 14" tall. Provenance: From a local collection.

Two (2) pair of Chinese Republic period vases, one with fish, one with ducks, each 6 1/2" h

Pair of diminutive Chinese Republic Period vases, having stylized garlic head rims with vestiges of gilt, above long necks and ovoid bodies, glazed in speckled tangerine, with no apparent marks. Appro