A PAIR OF CHINESE CLOISONNE ENMAEL GARLIC HEAD VASE

Chinese. Pair of cloisonne suantouping or garlic head form vases, having polychrome scrolled lotus decoration. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 8", dia. 2.5" (foot).

Description · Title: A Pair of Qing Qianlong Period Garlic Head Cloisonne Vases · Origin: CHINESE · Date/Period: 18C · Material: Cloisonne · Size: Width: 3in/7.6cm Height: 18 1/4in/46.3

Pair of Chinese cloisonne enamel vases, each of garlic head and globular form and decorated with stylized lotus blossoms on a turquoise blue ground, each 6.5" h.

late 19th / early 20th C With fine gilt bronze wireworks and flower and foliage design to blue enamel body, featuring ruyi head band to mouth and shoulder. H. 22.5 cm (8 3/4 in.)

Stunning pair of vases from The People's Republic of China per label on bottom. They are garlic head shape with bulbous tops and base. They appear brass with champleve/cloisonne with light blue and ir

Height: 5.1 inches. Height: 12.9cm Weight: 260.4g

The superbly detailed vase of breathtaking beauty. In very good condition.10.25 INCHES,26 CM TALL. Provenance: private Florida collection.

Chinese cloisonne garlic head vase, having stylized flange handles at the neck and decorated with butterflies, lotus pods, and lotus blossoms, the underside having an incised mark, 15.5"h x 8.5"w.

Chinese cloisonne enameled garlic-head or suantouping form vase. Openwork polychromatic scrolling lotus motif. Measures 10.5"H x 6"W. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examine all ph

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L:11cmH:25cm

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Chinese, 19th century. Pair of suantouping form famille rose or rose medallion porcelain vases, having gilded enameled decoration, and reserves with birds, butterflies and florals. Unmarked. Approx. o

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