Red glaze small bottles (A pair)

10cm*8cm Estimated value: $100-200

14 cm *7cm Estimated value: $200-400

In oxblood red glaze, 19th C. H 14cm (5 1/2 in.)

QING DYNASTY, A PAIR OF CHINESE RED-GLAZED SMALL BOTTLES H. 15 cm. W. 6.5 cm.

Nice thick ox blood red glaze on bottle shaped vases. Old label on bottom. Rough bottom rims. Each measures 15" x 9 1/2" Good condition with old repair to one piece. Will not ship. WIll refer a local

Ship in bottle, pair etched glass hurricane shades with brass collars, bronze & copper neo classical dish, pair cup & saucers, primitive wood spoon & 2 small red glass cordials

A pair of small Chinese Qingbai glazed porcelain bottle vases, Song Dynasty, in overall good condition, some firing imperfections, see images for more details, from a private Manhattan collection, 5 1

Four Chinese Porcelain Vases, to include a pair of oxblood bottle vases, having rich overall red glaze on the exterior, apocryphal six character Kangxi mark on bases, height 9 inches along with oxbloo

Vases Chinese, late 19th century, deep iron red glaze, unglazed circular feet, unmarked, not drilled and fitted with two-light lamp fixtures, 15-1/4 in.. Provenance: Property from a Palm Beach, Florid

Small Chinese Flambe bottle vase, having a flared rim above a stick neck, surmounting a globular body, terminating to a recessed circular foot., with allover red and purple flambe glaze, having no app

Chinese Pair Peach Bloom Glaze small Vases w Kangxi mk. Red white and green glaze . 6 character kangxi mark in underglaze blue to the bases , very light wear , both 6.25' high

Qing dynasty, possibly Kangxi reign, both with blue double ring mark to bases, baluster forms with long neck and flared lip in dark red glaze, 6-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Milledgeville,

Pair Chinese Glazed Porcelain Garden Stools - A pair of Chinese earthenware garden stools in a five color palette of green, blue, red, yellow, and white glazes; there are small brown overglaze areas o

Including a pair of rosewood stands, with one having collapsible legs, one gilt carving, a pair of snuff bottles, a small carving of an animal, and finally a copper red plaque. Ht. of tallest is ewer,

Qing dynasty, each with dark red glaze, pair of bulbous form long necked bottle vases, each 9-1/8 in.; lidded ginger jar, approximately 7-3/4 x 8-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of the Late Janet N. and Cl

Circa 1800, landscape decors, 26 cm. tall, small parts of glaze missing.

each of bulbous form with flared neck on circular foot, in deep red glaze, 10 x 6-1/2 in. diameter Note: Sang de boeuf is a deep red color of ceramic glaze, first appearing in Chinese porcelain at the

Pair of Chinese red glazed porcelain bottle-form vases. Exterior features mottled and crazed red glaze. [9 1/2" H x 4 3/4" Dia]. Few minor rim chips and glaze imperfections.

Oxblood red glaze. Dimensions: H 20.25" x Dia. 10.5" Condition: One with small glazing flaw.

Condition: Each has small cracks to base with slight rubbed loss to red glaze

The first globular with a long waisted neck, double circle at the bottom. The other of bottle form, each applied with red glaze thinning to white at the rim. H: 12.6cm & 13.5cm 清 紅&#3732

early Qing dynasty, including a ‘Langyao’ glazed bottle vase of globular shape tapering to a long neck, covered in a slightly mottled red glaze thinning towards the rim, the base with a double cir

Qing dynasty, a small display size of Yuhuchun vase, covered carmine red glaze, Guangxu six characters sealed mark on the base. 12cm Good condition Provenance: Private collection of Nottingham

The vase was made in the early Republican period. The red glaze on the bottle is decorated with a large lion and several small lions. It is called "Tai Shi Shao Shi" or "Tai Shi Shao Bao". "Lion" is "