QING CELADON JADE GU FORM VASE AND GENERALS JAR

PROVENANCE: From The Collections of Henry A. "Hank" Lantelme (1917 Centurion) Hank was born in France on March 31, 1917. In his early years his parents moved to St Augustine Fla. Following Hank's birt

Translucent celadon jade finely carved in archaistic designs. Central band with scrolling florals, surrounded top and bottom by overlapping leaves. From a Larchmont, NY estate. - Dimensions: 4" h x 1.

Chinese celadon jade Gu vase, Qing Dynasty, twisting Chilong and branch decoration, sits on finely carved custom fitted hardwood stand, 7"h x 3.25"dia. (vase), 8.5"h (on stand) Provenance: Estate of a

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.

Fine pair of carved celadon Jade neolithic form vases made into lamps. Possibly Qing dynasty Old ware and surface

China, 19thC, celadon jade, of Gu flattened form with flaring foor and mouth and 4 chilong handles with rings, carved and incised decoration with taotie masks and emblems. Dimension: 15.5 cm.

The jade and hardstone-inset elephant bases mounted with gu-form vases set with white jade rings and hardstone beads. Height 18 1/2 inches

A Chinese Carved Celadon Jade 'Gu' Vase on Carved Wooden Stand. The vase has an elegant flaring Gu form, and it is encircled by crisply carved Chilong dragons. It comes with a carved wood stand. {Jade

A Chinese Celadon Jade Archaic Beaker Vase, Gu. Of flattened square 'gu' form, carved in relief to the bulbous central section with two opposing taotie masks, the top and bottom sections with plantain

Flattened Gu Form with writhing dragon wrapped around the top, five-toed, in pursuit of a flaming pearl, carved in reticulated high relief. The lower half is covered in archaic firm taotie masks, rais

electrified as a lamp, having a carved celadon jade butterfly form finial and carved wooden stand h. 21-1/2 w. 10 in. (vase) overall: h. 38 in. (over finial) Provenance: Property of nonagenarian Westp

A small Chinese carved celadon jade archaistic vase qing dynasty, 18th/19th century. Of flattened globular form with carved scroll handles to each side, the body carved with archaistic patterns in low

Early Chinese Large Celadon Jade Vase Late Minng- Early Qing. Incised lotus design and dragon form handles. Ht. 10 1/2 in.

Chinese Qing Dynasty porcelain vase shaped in the traditional meiping form with a narrow base, wide shoulders, and narrow neck. Exterior is coated in a beautiful pale-celadon that shines with its exce

Chinese nephrite celadon GU vase jade w taotie design 17-18th century, 130mm height 40mm top diameter.

Chinese Song Style Longquan Celadon Gu-Form Vase Provenance: Private Montreal, Canada estate. Height: 6.5 in. (28 - 6)

Chinese Qing Dynasty Celadon Jade flattened Vase well hollowed and polished with pierced handles to neck and a high recessed foot; together with a round translucent pale green Hard Stone seal paste bo

Pair of Chinese jade vases, of flattened gu-form, each with a flared trumpet neck above a bulbous center and a splayed base, with a mottled dark green matrix, with wood stand, vases: 11"h; Provenance:

Of gu form, incised with leaf patterns, with fitted wood stand.H: 13.5cm without stand. Provenance: From the Collection of an Important Montreal Collection20世紀中期 碧&#

Gu-Form Vase Chinese, 19th century, elaborately carved semi-translucent bright green to pale lavender jade Gu-form vase, rectangular open top, carved foo lion and loose ring handles, key borders at to

Archaistic Chinese carved spinach jade gu-form vase; finely carved with taotie masks amid scrolling leiwen pattern, between notched flanges; H: 17"; gilt bronze stand

A Chinese Jade Carved "Gu" Form VaseThe 7 1/4" archaistic style jade vase on a simple wooden base.Provenance: From the Collection of Juliana Yuan, Professor of Asian Art History,Univers

A Celadon Jade Phoenix-form Vase H: 2 1/2 in ( 6.35 cm) W: 2 1/4 in ( 5.72 cm)

Three Chinese Porcelain Vases 20TH CENTURY the first a crackle glazed cong-form vase; the second a square-sectioned vase decorated with peonies; the third a Longquan celadon glazed gu-form vase. Talle