Tea dust glaze Pierced-handle Vase

A CHINESE TEA DUST GLAZE TWIN HANDLE VASE, 30cm high.

A CHINESE TEA-DUST GLAZE PORCELAIN DOUBLE HANDLES VASE This bottle has a round mouth, a thin and slender neck, a bulging belly, a shin, a round foot and a skimming outside. It is covered with tea foam

6 PC. CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE & BOWL COLLECTION: To include important Imperial shallow blue bowl with dragon motif, blue bowl w/ incised floral pattern, tea dust glaze vase with handles, and others. Ta

Porcelain vase. China. Early 20th century. Tea dust glaze. Animal form handles. Yung Cheng mark. 14in high.

Chinese Tea Dust Glaze Porcelain Vase With Double Loop Handles; Height: 9.5 Inches

Tea Dust Glaze Vase: A tea dust glazed bottle vase with short tubular handles flanking the neck. Marked on the bottom. 7 1/2" X 4 1/2" $100 - $200

Of baluster form, the vase glazed overall in tea dust glaze, with two chilong shaped ear handles on the straight and long neck, bottom bears six character QIANLONG mark.

tea dust glaze of angular baluster form, with cylindrical handles, raised on a circular hardwood base. 25 cm. high

A CHINESE TEA DUST GLAZED PORCELAIN TWIN HANDLE VASE, the body with a graduating tea glaze, with twin hollow handles, 14.5cm

Chinese tea dust glazed Hu vase, carved foo lion head handle, tea glaze throughout body, cracks on base rim, lose glaze on body, 14 1/4" h. Has been repaired. Provenance: from a Massachusetts estate.

Of compressed baluster form,the vase raises from a tapering foot to a flaring neck applied with two handles and everted rim. It is overall covered in a monochrome tea-dust glaze. The bottom bears four

清 茶葉末釉小瓶 The vase overall covered with tea dust glaze and applied with pair of mold mythical beast handles on the neck. The base inscribed with four ch

A TEA-DUST GLAZE PORCELAIN ,QIANLONG The vase has a compressed pear-shaped body flanked with pair handles with loose rings and is covered overall with an opaque glaze of finely mottled olive color tha

A CHINESE TEA DUST GLAZE PORCELAIN VASE,QIANLONG The ovoid vase is potted with a waisted neck rising to a flaring mouth rim, flanked by pair handles, supported on a short foot, covered overall in tea-

Chinese tea dust glazed porcelain vase, with a trumpet neck flanked by mock loose ring handles, 9"h

Of double gourd form with two handles, covered overall in even tea dust glaze, the bottom carved with a six-character mark. Approx. 9.6-5.8-5.3 inch.

The exterior and interior rim covered with a mottled tea dust glaze, with a pair of faux-ring beast mask handles. 13.1*10.5inch.

Of hu form, the flattened body raised on a recessed foot and is covered overall with a finely speckled, two ruyi style handles on sides, opaque glaze of dark tea-dust color which also covers the base

TEA GLAZE VASE: The body is bulbous and the neck is flanked by pierced archaic form handles. Marked on the bottom. 6 1/2" X 8 1/4" $200 - $400 S

A brown glaze vase with green glaze interior. Molded double handles. Dimensions: 8"W x 11"H Country of Origin: China

Skilfully potted with a broad body rising to a waisted neck and flared rim, the neck flanked by a pair of ruyi-shaped scroll handles, covered entirely in a olive glaze finely speckled with yellow and

CHINESE QING-STYLE TEA DUST GILT CERAMIC VASE, having an overall matte glaze with intricate gilt pattern and ornately molded handles. Unidentified impressed and gilt character mark on base. 19th centu

18TH C. TEA DUST GLAZE VASE: A bulbous with an all over tea dust glaze. The glaze has subtle variation of color in the glazing showing the movement of the glaze down the surface. The bottom is glazed

Chinese porcelain vase now mounted as a lamp, the vase having a trumpet neck with a flared rim above a globular body, having all over reddish brown tea dust glaze, the whole resting on a gilded wooden