Arte Cinese Glazed globular base with metal mouth rim

Chinese copper-red glazed zhadou, the compressed globular body supporting a short thick neck and a flaring mouth rim, the exterior covered in an overall rich copper-red glaze, the recessed base featur

Chinese Ding-Type Garlic-Head Vase. Of globular body rising to a tall tapering neck surmounted with a lobed garlic head mouth,body incised with floral scrolls, rim bound in metal band, base incised wi

A porcelain censer with a globular body slightly tapered towards the mouth rim, supported on three legs, tea dust-glazed and two loop handles, high relief seal inscribed on the base. Height 2.75" Diam

A porcelain censer with a globular body slightly tapered towards the mouth rim, supported on three legs, teadust-glazed and two loop handles, high relief seal inscribed on the base. Height 2.75" Diame

Finely potted, the slightly compressed globular body sweeping to a tall cylindrical neck and flaring rim, covered overall in a crimson-red glaze draining to white at the mouth, the base glazed white.

Of cylindrical form, with outdoor scene in green, red, blue, and black palette of of scholar painting scroll. The flat shoulder with unglazed area around mouth rim. The unglazed base with glazed swirl

Qing dynasty flambe vase with rich tones of oxblood and blue, thinning to white at slightly flared mouth rim. Inset foot. Unmarked base glazed white, unglazed foot rim. Mounted as lamp without drillin

Chinese flambe glazed globular vase, with purple and brown glaze dripping down from the mouth rim, against a white crackle glazed ground, 16.25"h.

Chinese. Red flambe glazed porcelain vase with creamy white glazed base and interior. Having thick red glaze on the inside of the neck flowing down to the base. Mouth rim trimmed and foot rimunglazed.

Chinese oxblood glazed vase; of globular form, with splayed base and flared rim; H: 11 7/8"

Chinese Art A celadon glazed pottery meiping shaped vase China, possibly Song dynasty . . Cm 11,50 x 19,50. Two labels from old collections on the base.

Chinese. The body of globular shape, resting on a recessed base and rising to a columnar neck, covered overall in a lustrous crimson-red glaze draining to white at the mouth, the base left white with

Chinese Art A white glazed porcelain bowl bearing a Kangxi incense burner mark within double circle at the baseChina, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period, 18th century . . Cm 19,50 x 9,50. Chips on the mouth.

Chinese Art A yellow glazed porcelain vase bearing a four character mark at the base China, 20th century . . Cm 20,00.

Of double gourd form, the exterior applied in red glaze with green streaks, set with metal base, mouth and handles, the bottom marked with six characters. Approx. 17.2-9.7-8.5 inch.

Two Chinese Sang-de-Boeuf Glazed Porcelain Vases each with a globular body glazed in rich tones of deep red, rising to an everted mouth rim.  Height of taller 13 1/2 in, 34 cm.

The elegant ovoid body with a sloping shoulder rising to a tall cylindrical neck with flared mouth rim, covered overall with a lustrous 'plum green' colored glazed, the unglazed base fired to buff ora

3rd-4th century AD. A pale blue glass vessel with flat base, globular body, pinched neck and flared mouth with thickened rim; series of diagonal ribs to the equator. 42 grams, 80mm (3 1/4"). Private c

Japanese Ginbari cloisonne enamel vase, Meiji period. A textured foil ground with an blue background and pink and purple flowers to the central area. Gilt metal to the base and mouth of the rim. Weigh

The finely potted thin body of slightly rounded and hexagonal floral-lobed sides, rising from a short foot base to an indented mouth rim, the interior freely incised with a flowering lotus spray withi

The compressed ovoid form raised on a low straight foot, covered overall with a teadust glaze thinning to gloden buff color at the mouth rim, the base with a gilt Qianlong seal mark. Has a fitted silv

Chinese porcelain vase overall covered in crackled turquoise green glaze, set with two beast handles, with metal mouth and base, the bottom marked with six characters. Approx. 14.6-8.8 inch.

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

Chinese, Qing dynasty, the body covered with copper red glaze suffused with fine crackles, with the mouth rim and base in white. H. 10 cm (4 in.), Dia. 23.5 cm (9 1/4 in.)