A Marvelous Pair Of Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus& Dragon' Vases

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique Japanese cloisonne vases with bronze foundations, each with scrolling dragon forms, body decorated in an overall dark blue ground with dragons composed of grays, whites,

probably Meiji period, five sided vases with panels depicting sparrows, decorated throughout with flowers, scrolling vines, and dragons, gold stone highlights, red brown enamel ground, green enameled

Chinese, 20th c. Pair of vases probably made for the Persian market. having white enamel ground with blue, purple, and yellow lotus and scrolling foliage to pear-shaped body rising to a waistedneck an

DESCRIPTION: Large Chinese enameled brass cloisonne dragon vase with polychrome enamel grounds depicting scrolling dragons and crashing wave motifs, completed with a lotus and pheasant detailed, taper

A PAIR OF JAPANESE ARCHAISTIC STYLE POLYCHROME ENAMELED CLOISONNÉ BRONZE VASES, DRAGON AND PHOENIX, 20TH CENTURY, flared mouths with geometric motif in relief over a scrolling lotus band and peta

Pair of Chinese Two-Color Red Lacquer Vases, relief decorated with dragon cartouches surrounded by scrolling foliage on a wave-diaper ground, interior and base of blue cloisonne, brass rims, h. 9 1/8

PAIR CLOISONNE ENAMEL DRAGON VASES of baluster shape, the exterior decorated with leaping Dragons amidst floral scrolls, with a carved wooden cover and wooden stand. Dimension: 24x48 cm.

A Marvelous Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus& Dragon' Pipa With Imperial Poem Inscriptions From Qianlong Period. Enameled with polychrome patterns and scaly, sinuous dragons, all reserved on a bright turquo

A Pair Of Cloisonne 'Dragon' Vases. Each is supported by a splayed foot. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark. Size:6cmx12cm

each on a wood base Provenance: The Eva and Loran Whitelock Estate to benefit the Loran and Eva Whitelock Fund for Cycad Cultivation, Conservation, and Research at The Huntington Library, Art Museum,

each measures 6.5" tall by 4.5" wide. One does have a dent in the side.

PAIR OF CLOISONNE DRAGON VASES, APPROXIMATELY 6 1/4 IN HIGH

Pair Japanese Cloisonne Dragon Vases, silver and black cloud form ground with green, blue and red flying dragon, baluster form, early 20th C, 6"h, both with reticulated rosewood stands. CONDITION: Som

A Pair Of Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus' Vases. Each vase is enameled with polychrome scrolling lotuses, all reserved on a bright turquoise ground. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark. Siz

A Pair Of Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus' Vases. Each is supported on a subtly-splayed foot. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Four-Character Mark. Size:21cmx41cm

A Pair Of Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus' Vases. Each is supported by a subtly splayed foot, body enameled with polychrome lotuses, all reserved on a bright turquoise ground. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlon

Pair Of Antique Cloisonne Dragon Vases: Cloisonne vases featuring separately cast coiled dragons holding forth flaming pearls. Flowers and vines cover turquoise enamel background. Cast mark on bottom

A Fine Pair Of Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus' Vases. Each is enameled with polychrome patterns, all reserved on a bright turquoise ground, also cast with a flaring top. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Size:14.5cmx

Each of baluster form, rising from the splayed foot to a steeped neck and upturned rim, decorated around the exterior with dragons chasing the flaming pearl amidst clouds and above the ocean waves. H:

Late 19th / early 20th C. On light blue enameled ground, featuring lotus flowers and leaves amongst densely applied wavy wireworks, having two blue round panels of dragon chasing a firing pearl.With r

Bulbous form, black ground with dragons, clouds and flaming pearls above waves, gilt wirework decoration and rims. Early 20th C. H 23.5cm (9 1/4in)

Chinese or Japanese Pair, cloisonne vases depicting a five toed dragon and lotus flower motifs, 1st half 20th century Approx height 6.5", diameter 8"

Pair of Asian Cloisonne Dragon Vases measure 8" tall each

A Wonderful Pair Of Cloisonne 'Scrolling Lotus' Vases. Each is supported on a subtly splayed foot, body enameled with dense polychrome floral scrolls, all reserved on a bright turquoise ground. Chines