Two Chinese Qing-Style Ceramic Vases

Two Chinese Qing-style ceramic vases; birds and flower designs; each with Yongzheng mark but later; H: 15 1/2" (larger); Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our employees are working remotely. It may not be

CHINESE QING-STYLE GE WARE CERAMIC VASES, LOT OF TWO, each of Hu form with two vertical tubular handles and crackle glaze, one with oval rim and one having rectangular rim. Having blue six-character Q

Two Chinese Qing-style porcelain vases: enameled double gourd form, with moulded birds and flora on an incised blue ground, mark to base; together with blue and white with overglaze-accented design of

Chinese. A Qing style tianqiuping form Ge-ware ceramic vase with beige crazing on celadon ground. Character mark to underside. Approx. h. 9.5".

Two Liao-Style Glazed CeramicsTwo Chinese Liao-style glazed ceramics: vase and bowl with floriate designs; D: 7" (larger)

CHINESE QING-STYLE TEA DUST GILT CERAMIC VASE, having an overall matte glaze with intricate gilt pattern and ornately molded handles. Unidentified impressed and gilt character mark on base. 19th centu

Two Large Qing-Style Porcelain MoonflasksTwo large Chinese Qing-style porcelain moonflask vases: Yongzheng-style enameled with bird and floral medallions; together with Qianlong-style blue and white w

Two Chinese Qing-style porcelains: bottle form vase with pink monochrome glaze, mark to base; together with squat circular form with garlic bulb mouth, featuring blue "robin's egg" glaze;

Two Chinese Song-style ceramics, including: crackle-glazed vase, of flattened, somewhat lobed hu form; together with yingqing-type bowl with incised petal designs spanning the interior and moulded fol

Two Chinese Song-style ceramics; one crackle-glazed, one vase with incised floral designs and mark; H: 10 1/4â€Â (approx., larger)

Two Chinese Qing-style/Kangxi-style blue and white porcelain vases: one covered, with "reverse" cloud designs surrounding figural scenes in reserve; the other with panels depicting flowering v

**Originally Listed At $200** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A brightly-colored ceramic vase with a neck that looks deliberately crinkled. Two applied lions si

Two Qing-Style Enameled PorcelainsTwo Chinese Qing-style enameled porcelains: Yongzheng-style enameled double lobed vase with nine peaches; together with Kangxi-style Famille Verte dragons on blue gro

Two Chinese Items: Vase & BrushpotChinese Yuan-style incised glazed ceramic vase; together with blue and white square porcelain brushpot; H: 9" (taller)

A pair of Chinese porcelain items to include a royal blue glazed Qing dynasty-style vase lamp resting on wood base, and a Chinese iron red gilt painted vase with rooster motif. Larger: 20in tall.

Chinese Qing Style Porcelain Vase, numbered, with two handles, decorated with court figures 22.75" H

Group of three Chinese early style ceramic including two vases, one covered, each with molded animal figures, and one pillow with incised flowers and calligraphy; some wear, some losses; the largest H

Chinese early style ceramic vase with double headed bird to body and allover gilt detail, with two-character mark to base and molded handles; overall good condition; H 10" x D 7 1/2" (approx.)Provenan

Two Pairs Qing-Style Porcelain VasesTwo pairs of Chinese enameled porcelain vases: pair of Qianlong-style yellow ground faceted bottle form with pierced panels; together with a pair of old Kangxi-styl

An undated archaistic creamware vase comprising a bulbous body and waisted tubular neck with bulb above, two florid curved handles to the sides; the body with appliques of running deer, discoid blosso

Two Small Chinese Ceramic VesselsTwo small, Chinese ceramics: Ming-style pear form vase with prancing deer in foliate reserve on unusual geometric pattern ground, seal mark; together with celadon crac

Two Chinese glazed ceramics: Song-style cizhou glazed vase; together with turtle-form water dropper; H: 7 3/4" (tallest, approx.)

Collection Blue & White Ceramic Vases & Plate. Includes three vases and one plate. Two vases are Chinese in style. The other vase and plate are Portuguese. Portuguese pieces are marked "Fes-Dio Maroc.

Two Qing-style porcelains: celadon glazed vase, Qianlong mark; together with purple-splashed pale green glazed jar, Kangxi mark; both 20th Century; H: 10 1/2" (vase, approx.)