Two Flambe Vases

Group of three Chinese porcelain vases. Two flambe vases, including one small bottle vase and one tall narrow vase with a high shoulder, which has been drilled for lamping. One turquoise crackle vase

One with sang de boeuf glaze. Max Ht. 12" .

Group of three old Chinese ceramics, including: hare's fur glazed bowl of slight conical form; together with two flambé glazed vases of ovoid and globular form; Provenance: Estate of Delmer

Three piece lot of Chinese porcelain, including two flambe glaze vases, along with a blue and white kendi, 20th century; 13"H, 12.5"H, and 9"H

Fulper Art Deco American Pottery Two Handled Flambe Vase. Circa 1920's. Signed. Good condition. Measures 7-3/4" H x 7" W. Third party shipping or free local pick-up within 60 days of end of sale. Plea

FULPER Two vases with handles, multicolor flambe glazes, Flemington, NJ, 1915-20s Raised and incised racetrack marks 9 3/4" x 7", 8 1/2" x 7 1/2" Provenance: Collection of Robert A. Ellison, New York

Two Chinese Flambe Glazed Vases with Handles. Each rising from a splayed foot to a tall†tapered neck and lipped rim, the angular shoulders flanked by a pair of scrolling handles and a bowstring

Underglaze Royal Doulton Logo and "Flambé" on the base. The sizes are 6.25 x 3.25 inches and 4.25 x 3.5 inches. The Flambé glaze developed by Charles Noke and Fred Moore in the 1920s results in no t

Two Chinese Flambe Glazed Vases. One with an impressed archaic mark and the other with a six-character mark Taller: 7.75"

Two Chinese flambe-glazed vases early 19th century H: 8 1/4, Dia: 4 3/4 in. (H: 2.86, Dia: 9.53 cm.) Provenance: Private collection, Georgia. Click here

Group of seven porcelain pieces, including a zisha covered cup, two flambe glazed cabinet vases, a blue and white covered box, a black glazed jar, and a white and red jar, with box. 3.7*3.3inch. The E

Two Chinese Flambé, c. 1970s or later Two brightly glazed flambé vases, both with Jingdezhen marks dating to at least later 20th century. Dimensions::14" x and 13 1/2" high each Property from a priv

Fulper Pottery Co. Chinese Blue Flambé vases, two: #20 (bottle shaped) and #55L (flared) Flemington, New Jersey, 1909-1916 (both) glazed ceramic early rectangular ink stamped mark (both) taller:

Three vases, two Flambé, one Sung, England, early 20th c. Glazed porcelain All with Royal Doulton stamp mark, one bulbous vase with SUNG mark, and signed Tallest: 7" x 3 1/2" dia.

Three Sung ware Flambé vases: two Noke and one Noke and Nixon, including limited edition Fanling vase dated 1999, England, most 1920s Glazed porcelain All stamped and with artist cipher 8 1/4" x 4" d

Fulper Pottery Co. Flemington Green over Chinese Red vase, #524 and two Cat's Eye Flambé vases Flemington, New Jersey, 1916-1922 (all three) glazed ceramic incised Racetrack mark (all three) tallest:

Two Chinese Flambé Glazed VasesTwo Chinese flambé glazed porcelain vases: deep plum colored meiping form; together with ox-blood ovoid-bottle vase with black splashes; H: 13" (taller)

Two Chinese Flambe red vases. Dimensions: 10 1/4" X 3 1/2" and 5" X 2 3/4"

Two Chinese Flambé Glazed VasesTwo Chinese flambé glazed porcelain vases: double-fish form with small mouth; together with bottle vase and moulded handles; H: 11" (taller); Provenance: From the Hash

Two Chinese Flambé Glazed VasesTwo Chinese flambé glazed ceramic vases: bottle vase with garlic bulb mouth, moulded dragons; together with globular vase with moulded handles; H: 10 1/4" (taller); Pr

Fulper Pottery Two-Handled Green Flambe Vase c1910s. Signed. Perfect condition. 5"d x 4"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states. SHIPPING We

Chinese, two flambe-glazed bottle vase each with a globular body and a slender, cylindrical neck, covered overall with a mottled purple glaze with streaks of purple and milky blue. H. 12.7 cm (5 in.)

Fulper Pottery Co. two-handled Blue Flambé vase, #565 Flemington, New Jersey, 1916-1922 high glazed ceramic incised Racetrack mark, partial paper label 7 1/4"dia x 12 5/8"h

Glazed to achieve the effect developed by Charles Noke and Fred Moore in the 1920s resulting in no two pieces being the same. The smaller SUNG is signed with the initials of Fred Moore, in addition to