A pair of Chinese brown glazed vases

PAIR CHINESE ANTIQUE BROWN GLAZED VASES. MEASURES 4" (10CM) HEIGHT.

Pair of Chinese brown glazed double gourd vases; Provenance: Estate of Frederick L. Simmons; H: 15 1/4" (each, approx.)

Pair of Chinese carved brown glazed Dou vases, having lids, decorated with landscape patterns, with concave base, Qing Daoguang mark on rim, 12 1/4" h.

A Pair of Chinese Mirror Brown-Glazed Porcelain Baluster Vases 20TH CENTURY each mounted as a lamp onto lucite base. Height of vase 25 1/2 x diameter 12 inches, overall height 42 inches. Property from

Pair of Chinese blue, white, and brown crackle glazed porcelain vases mounted as lamps. Vase: 21" High

Pair of Chinese Republic Period, early 20th C. brown glazed vases with six Chinese character mark on base, 7 3/4"h.

PAIR DARK BROWN GLAZED CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES: Pair of Qing dynasty porcelain Baluster form vases, having a Brown glaze. Approx. 11.5'' h x 4.5'' dia.

19th / 20th Century The garlic head form with a pair of molded face masks with rings, decorated at the top with eight flower petals, the recessed white glazed base with Yongzheng seal mark in undergla

A Pair of Moulded Brown Glazed Dragon Vases, Qing Dynasty, 'Qialong Nian Zhi' Mark H: 19cm; Diameter: 2cm

Pair Chinese apple-green crackle glazed vases, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), China, porcelain, brown dressed foot rim, unmarked, 10.75"h x 6"w Provenance: From the Estate of Jacob and Marian Javits, NYC

Pair of Chinese Pottery Baluster Vases, 20th century, decorated with Mandarin scenes and trimmed with brown-glazed molded leaves and borders of flowers, mounted with foo dog ring pulls, signed with C

Pair Chinese White Crackle Glazed Porcelain Vases, the lines in black; a brown wash at both mouths. One vase with 2 chips to footrim now in-filled. Height 8 inches (20.5 cm.).

Most likely late 19th-early 20th century. Well decorated with battle scenes on a crackle ground. Brown glazed impressed bands and mask handles with rings. Impressed marks on underside. 10.5"h., not in

Pair of tall antique Chinese blue and white crackle glazed porcelain vases; each neck with moulded mask handles pending faux rings, and decorative brown glazed bands to rim, shoulder and base; the ent

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Chinese porcelain crackle glaze vases. Embellished with enameled scenes of warriors wielding spears and on horseback. Finished with brown toned accents, coiled dragons, and foo

With dragon head form handles and rings. Base glazed brown. H. 24.5cm (91/2 in.)

A pair of Chinese green glazed globular vases, dating from the 19th century. Small vases with globular base curving to a long slender neck, with brown glaze on rim, interior, and base. All glaze is cr

A pair of Chinese faience porcelain lamps. White glazed porcelain vases wired for electricity and decorated in a series of wildlife deer stags in colorful yellow, brown and blue, with tobacco leaf gar

CHINESE PORCELAIN PAIR OF GREEN CRACKLE-GLAZED SMALL VASES, of globular form with long necks, the green glaze with fine cracklure throughout, including on the white foot. Upper rims brown. Unmarked. L

Pair Late Qing Dynasty Chinese Green Crackle Glazed Miniature Porcelain Vases, the mouths with brown wash, clear crackle with brown lines to base and inside; together with an 18 century Armorial Plate

China, 19th C., pair of peach blossom vases, in baluster form, on a red ground with mottled hues of red and brown, with a high shine glazed finish, and a double ring mark on base. Height 14 7/8 in.

Large Chinese porcelain vase, overall covered with mottled white and brown glaze with natural crackles, carved with ruyi and key-frat motifs, neck flanked with a pair of beast mask ring handles, base

A Collection of Chinese Porcelain Cabinet Vases. Including a pair of green glazed, two meiping, a mottled brown with a four-character mark on the underside, and others Pair height: 2.75"

possibly Ming/early Qing dynasty, two pear form stoneware vases with flared lips, dark brown/black glaze, 6-1/2 in. and 6-3/4 in.; probably Northern Thailand, possibly 14th/15th century, double handle