AN UNUSUAL CHINESE QING DYNASTY SANG DU BOEUF CENSER

AN UNUSUAL CHINESE QING DYNASTY FAMILLE BOWL AND COVER together with a sang do boeuf bowl. Largest 17 cm diameter. (2)

Chinese Langyao Porcelain Lobed Vase 5.25''x2.75''. Dissolving sang de boeuf glazes over an unusual paneled form. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Antique Qing Dynasty oxblood sang de boeuf porcelain vase measuring 17 1/2 inches tall including a hand-carved hardwood lid. Measuring 14 inches tall just the porcelain vase, not marked and has minor

Two Chinese Porcelain Teapots. Qing Dynasty. Both with sang de boeuf glaze. One lotus form with frog finial. The other with bird finial Lotus pot height: 5"

(2) antique Chinese porcelain vases, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), incl. a sang de boeuf glazed bottle vase, with six character Kangxi mark in double ring, and a powder blue glazed rouleau vase, unmarked, 8

A Qing dynasty Chinese porcelain bowl, colored with Sang De Boeuf red and glazed on its outer part. Diameter: 15 cm. Signed: "da qing yong zheng nian zhi" on the bottom. A crack to the upper rim.

Bowl measures 8" (20.32cm) wide. Dates to the Qing Dynasty .Total weight 1.5kg.

Antique Chinese Red Flambe Sang de Boeuf red glazed porcelain tea pot pitcher of a simplistic tapered form. Circa Ming to early Qing dynasty; 17th century or earlier. Measures approx. 4 3/8" height x

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FLAMBE GLAZED SANG DU BOEUF VASE Qing. 54 cm x 18 cm.

Qing dynasty, possibly Kangxi reign, both with blue double ring mark to bases, baluster forms with long neck and flared lip in dark red glaze, 6-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Milledgeville,

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY CHINESE FLAMBE SANG DU BOEUF TYPE VASE Qing with cylindrical neck and bulbous body. 34 cm x 17 cm.

Qing dynasty, possibly Qianlong period,ÿyuhuchunping form with trumpet neck, glaze all over in a deep red suffused with darker streaks down the neck, flared ring foot, 8-1/8 x 4-1/2 in. Provenance: P

Qing dynasty, 18th/19th century, oxblood sang de boeuf bottle vase. Mottled flambe monochrome red glaze. Considerable kiln grit to foot rim which is also damaged. No other damage to note. 7" tall

Chinese Sang de Boeuf porcelain bowl, Qing Dynasty (19th c. or earlier), oxblood red drip glaze, 4.25"h x 9.75"dia.

Chinese Oxblood Porcelain Covered Jar, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), finialed cover and ovoid body covered in mottled sang de boeuf copper red glaze, h. 8 3/4 in., wood stand, overall h. 9 3/4 in.

Late Qing Dynasty. Fine and unusual censer of circular form with a wide band of cloisonné decoration at the shoulder depicting white and green enamel flower heads on a cinnabar ground alternating

Qing dynasty, each with dark red glaze, pair of bulbous form long necked bottle vases, each 9-1/8 in.; lidded ginger jar, approximately 7-3/4 x 8-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of the Late Janet N. and Cl

Chinese Qing Sang de Boeuf Flambe Porcelain Vase 14''x9''. An oxblood glazed vase with slight flambe splash on rim. Typical kiln chipping on bottom edge. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Qing Dynasty; unsigned; with fitted wooden stand 14 x 8 3/4 in. (35.6 x 22.2 cm.), Overall height: 15 7/8 in. (40.3 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Bing Estate, Boston Massachusetts

Chinese Qing Sang de Boeuf Porcelain Bottle Vase 17''x10''. A deep oxblood glazed bottle form. Crackle glazed interior. Some minor kiln chipping to bottom edge. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Qing dynasty, each of bulbous form with straight cylindrical neck, blue to deep red glaze, mounted on carved wood stands, one with possible Qianlong reign mark to base, wired for electricity, 20 in. t

Chinese Qing Oxblood Glazed Brush Washer 1.25''x3.75''. Sang de boeuf squat form. Unmarked. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Three Chinese antique and modern vases. One is an antique Qing dynasty oxblood glazed porcelain vase featuring a deep and rich sang de boeuf red glaze on the exterior, signed to the bottom. The other

Chinese Sang de Boeuf Pear Shaped Vase 13.75''x9''. A deep red flambe glazed porcelain vase. Unmarked. Scattered tiny glaze flakes with kiln chipping to bottom foot. 19th century, Qing dynasty.