A collection of Chinese 'Prunus on cracked ice' pattern vases and jars, famille rose figures and

A collection of Chinese 'Prunus on cracked ice' pattern vases and jars, famille rose figures and pots, 19thC/20thC, Tallest H 22,5 cm Five 'Prunus on cracked ice' pattern vases and jarlets, 19thC,

Bulbous form with prunus cracked ice pattern. Double ring mark to base. H. 23 cm. (9 in.) < Provenance: Held privately in an important West Coast collection, Victoria, B.C.

(2) Chinese Qing famille rose porcelain vases, depicting figures in landscapes and Ba Po patterns. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the forme

Pair Chinese famille rose four-lobed vases, decorated with figures, flower and bird panels, floral scroll patterns, 10 1/4" h. Provenance: from a Massachusetts collection.

Collection of assorted Chinese prunus pattern porcelain cabinet vases and ginger jars. 17 total. Largest piece measures 4.75" tall. Condition: two of the ginger jar lids have been repaired, one poorly

Group of Chinese, Japanese and Continental Porcelain Objects , incl. blue and white "prunus and cracked ice" vase, h. 10 in.; famille verte tea caddy, h. 6 in., w. 4 3/4 in., d. 3 1/2 in.; Imari lobed

Group Chinoiserie porcelain lamps, incl. Chapman, Late 20th c., primarily famille rose patterns, baluster vase, urn, and jar forms, two with "Chapman" sticker labels to undersides, approx. 24.5"h x 8"

Famille Rose Vase Pattern Square Shape Porcelain Flake (9 x 9 x 0.3 inches)

Chinese Famille Rose Jar/Vase. Measures 14".

A pair of square Chinese famille rose vases with figures, Yongzheng H.: 30 cm See also: - Marchant, Qing Porcelain from Private Collections, 2015, nr. 32, for a similar pair with stands. - Yang Xin In

Pr. Chinese Qing famille rose vase, depicting figures in courtyards. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art Shop in Dallas,

Antique Chinese Egg Shell Porcelain vase decorated in the Famille Rose pattern with figures in an outdoor landscape setting. Signed in lavender color calligraphy. Holds blue Ching dynasty Qianlong rei

SUPERB TONGZHI MARK & PERIOD FAMILLE ROSE COVERED VASE JAR CHARACTER STORY 19th C. The beautifullyenameled vase covered with lotus flower and scroll design over blue background, with two large framed

A pair of Chinese porcelain vases 10" and 2 spice jars (crack on one lid). This is part of a large Chinese & Japanese pottery collection to include Canton Famille Rose Medallion, soft paste, Doucai, S

A Sky-blue glazed famille rose flower pattern vase . height： 13.5 cm. From private collection of Matsumoto family

A FAMILLE ROSE LOTUS PATTERN VASE . Height：16.5cm. 1. Zhengqingtang Collection 2. Plum Blossom Cottage Old Collection

A CHINESE FAMILLE-ROSE PORCELAIN VASE WITH LANDSCAPE PATTERN,QIANLONG MARK,Provenance: The Hongkong Private Collection, Height.69cm

Chinese Republic famille rose vase, depicting three figures in a courtyard. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Emily Hsueh, Dallas, Texas. Owners of the former Oriental Art Shop in

This group consists of one famille rose dragon vase, one lime green pottery vase and a famille rose luohan figure, H: 25cm Provenance: From Chiu Ho's collection,formerpresident of Hong Kong Painting a

A GROUP OF THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS. Including a blue enameled lidded jar, a famille verte vase with Kangxi six character mark, and a famille rose figure of a scholar. Heights 9.5 inches (24 cm),

The refined vase so beautifully hand painted with quails and flora. It is also inscribed with a poem and signed. Republic period, Jingdezhen, China. 22 cm tall.

Qing Dynasty of China, Famille Rose Flower and Bird Pattern Prunus Vase

A collection of Chinese items, including a Canton enamel yellow ground flower vase, a famille rose snuff bottles decorated with three figures sitting among bamboo with Yong Jia Kang Dao mark on the bo

A Pair of Famille-Rose Porcelain Jars, with Figure Story Motif, with Lid.

Prunus and cracked ice pattern, late 19th c., height 10.75 inches. One lid repaired.