A CHINESE BLUE GLAZED WATER POT, KANGXI MARK

KANGXI PERIOD, KANGXI SIX CHARACTER MARK. H7.8cm, D10.5cm, Currency: Price In USD

underglaze blue Kangxi reign mark,ÿporcelain beehive form decorated with incised dragon roundels, covered in a mottled peach glaze with green specks, brass mounts and hinged cap set with a carved jad

PEACH BLOOM PORCELAIN WATER POT KANGXI MARK, Peach bloom glazed porcelain beehive shaped water pot with six-character KANGXI mark in underglaze blue on bottom. Dimension: 4 in ( 10 cm ) H. PROVENANCE:

A Chinese Flambe Glazed Porcelain Water Pot. Bearing an incised decoration and an underglaze blue six-character Kangxi mark on the underside 4" x 4.25"

Kangxi six characters blue mark, carved two phoenix underglaze, 9cm Height

A Chinese Peach-Bloom Glazed Water Pot, Kangxi Mark, Qing Dynasty Provenance: Former Gong Xing Chuan Collection (Label) Dimension: D:12.5cm H:9cm Currency: Price in USD

CHINESE ANTIQUE PINK GLAZED PORCELAIN WATER POT - KANGXI MARK BUT MADE IN THE 19TH CENTURY. 10 CM WIDE, 7.5 CM TALL. PROVENANCE - CHICAGO IL COLLECTION

A Chinese green peach bloom style glazed Beehive form Water Pot Taibai Zun, Kangxi six character mark in underglaze red. Three dragon roundels. Mottled green to deep pink tones at the mouth and bottom

Of a compressed globular body with a waisted neck and a everted mouth supporting on a short footrim. Applied overall a apple green glaze, based with a six-character Kangxi mark with stand. D: 11.5cm &

A Chinese Peach Blossom Glazed Water Pot, Pingguozun, Qing Dynasty Marks: six-character Kangxi mark 2-1/2 x 3-1/2 inches (6.4 x 8.9 cm) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserv

Beehive pot decorated with pair of dragons chasing flaming pearl in cloud, Kangxi mark on base, 19th century. D: 2 1/2 inches

Red Glazed Porcelain Beehive Water Pot, with KangXi mark. With box and bag. Vase Measure(inch), Height: 3-3/8 , Diameter: 5-1/8. Provenance：From the collection of Ezawa Noriyo. Ezawa NoriyoÂ��

KANGXI SIX CHARACTER MARK. D13cm, H9cm, Currency: Price In USD

A CHINESE COPPER RED & UNDERGLAZE-BLUE PORCELAIN WATER POT, the sides decorated with formal scrolling flowerheads, the base with a six-character Kangxi mark, 3.75in wide at widest point & 2.7in high.

Glazed porcelain, wood stand China, Kangxi period Dimensions (height x diameter) 3 5/8 x 5 in. (9 x 13 cm) Good condition Three archaistic designs are subtly incorporated within the mottled peachbloom

19th century, painted lotus and branches exterior. Kangxi four characters underglaze blue mark. Length 10.8cm Height 6.8cm

Chinese Qing dynasty scholars water pot with rounded body and rim, six character Kangxi mark to base and likely of the period. H. 8.8 cm. (3 1/2in); Dia. 11.5 cm. (4 1/2 in.) Provenance: Collection of

Of a compressed globular body to a short straight mouth all supporting on a short foot rim, covered overall in finely crackled red glaze highlighted with green and yellow flecks. The white-glazed base

KANGXI 'PEACHBLOOM' PORCELAIN WATER POTChinese Kangxi Mark and of the Period, 'peachbloom' glazed porcelain water pot; of bulbous form with inverted rim; the body showing a section of gray and with ap

KANGXI 'PEACHBLOOM' PORCELAIN WATER POTChinese Kangxi Mark and of the Period, 'unripened peachbloom' glazed porcelain water pot; of bulbous form with inverted rim; of mottled pale green, with blush at

Chinese ox blood glazed porcelain water coupe, of beehive form with apocryphal underglaze blue Kangxi mark on the recessed base, 5"w

A small blue and white landscape vase, a blue monochrome vase with Kangxi leaf mark to underside. Together with a sacrificial blue monochrome brush pot. H. of largest 12.7 cm (5 in)

Late Qing Chinese Doucai Enameled Porcelain Vase with boys carrying yellow glazed vases, mark to base; together with a blue glazed square water pot with a molded dragon. Good condition, base of vase d

Underglaze Red Incised 3 Dragon Medallion Water Pot of Chinese Porcelain, the surface with areas of apple green, the base in clear glaze with under glaze blue Kangxi marks and probably 18th or 19th ce