Chinese Oxblood Yuhuchunping Vase

Pair Chinese oxblood Yuhuchunping vases, Qing Dynasty (likely 19th c.), with flambe glazed flaring rim, unmarked, on hardwood stands, 11.75"h x 8"dia (vase), 13"h (total) Provenance: A Private Collect

China, 19th C., oxblood Yuhuchunping vase, flared, wide rim at mouth, skinny neck and bulbous body in mottled red glaze with speckling throughout. Height 10 1/4 in.

China, ox-blood Yuhuchunping vase, bulbous body, with long narrow neck and flared rim, on raised based, bright red hue, white hue around rim and base. Height 7 in.

China, 19th C., oxblood Yuhuchunping vase, with a circular foot on a raised concave base, tapering into an elongated neck ending in a fluted rim, double ring mark on base. Height 9 1/2 in.

China, ox-blood Yuhuchunping vase, bulbous body, with long narrow neck and flared rim, on raised based, bright red hue, white hue around rim and base. Height 7 in.

A Chinese Ox Blood Glazed Yuhuchunping Pear Shaped Vase. Bearing an archaic mark on the underside Height: 12.5"

Chinese Ox-Blood sang-de-boeuf pear-shaped yuhuchunping vase. Finely potted with a swelling body rising from a short straight foot to a flared trumpet neck, covered in deep red glaze, bearing six char

Chinese enameled ox blood glazed vase, the yuhuchunping decorated with Shoulao mounted on a white deer, reversed by two bats, the recessed base incised with a Guangxu mark, 11.25"h; Provenance: from t

Yuhuchunping form vase with deep ox blood glazed exterior, white interior. Rough foot where glaze was chiseled off during removal from the kiln. Drilled for lamp. No mark found. Approx. 12" H.

Chinese. Oxblood or sang de boeuf red porcelain and pottery vases comprising seven vases including a brush pot, baluster, pear and hexagonal shape vase. The tallest with a seal mark to the underside.

with flaring body16 3/4" high

Chinese oxblood vase. Ring dog handles. Base shows manufacturing marks on the base. Circa 18th/19th Century. Measures 14.5" High and 7.5" Wide. Good Condition.

Chinese oxblood vase, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), blood red glazed stoneware with slight flame around neck lip, 15"h x 8"dia

Having reticulated silver color and a gold seal touchmark. [17 inches]. Repaired.

Chinese oxblood vase, white interior, partial wax seal on base, vase is 13", good condition Note, additional images added on Friday March 15th, taken under natural light

19th C. or earlier, Chinese bottle neck vase in oxblood glaze, with a beige rim, 12”H x 5” dia. .

Chinese oxblood vase with stand. Measures 15" t without stand, 10" diameter.

Late 18th/early 19th century vase, porcelain, with oxblood red glaze, 8 1/2" high x 4" diameter. Provenance: from a South Ocean Blvd, Palm Beach estate.

Pair Chinese oxblood vase lamps, 20th c., mounted on hardwood stands, one with sticker label to underside, 13.5"h (vase only), 25.5"h (incl. stand) x 8"w

unsigned Condition: with hairline crack near rim 15 1/4 inches high

12 1/2” tall by 9” diameter.

A baluster form vase in a deep oxblood red glaze. 15”H x 7” dia. .

W.J. Walley Pottery Chinese Oxblood Vase c1910. Walley was probably influenced by Hugh Robertson who had been experimenting with Chinese Oxblood glazes for almost 20 years prior to Walley opening his

mounted and electrified as a table lamp the vase: 12 inches high; 24 inches high total