Chi-Chou Carved Sgraffiato Vase

The pear-shaped body tapering to a trumpet neck with wide everted rim; carved through the brown glaze to the white slip beneath; with a pair of broad panels enclosing Ruyi-shaped cloud scrolls; cov

The pear-shaped body tapering to a trumpet neck with wide everted rim; carved through the brown glaze to the white slip beneath; with a pair of broad panels enclosing Ruyi-shaped cloud scrolls; cover

Of elegant pear-shaped body rising to a slender neck with a wide flared rim, carved through the dark brown glaze to the body with a broad band of continuous 'wave' design, the foot unglazed revealing

Of pear-shaped body supported on a low foot and rising to a gallery rim, the neck applied with a pair handles, covered overall in a dark brown glaze save for the blossoming prunus branches reserved i

The compressed bulbous body tapering to a tall neck with a garlic shaped mouth rim, interior covered with a lustrous black-brown glaze, thinning to a caramel-brown at the rim and applied with russet '

The compressed globular body rising from a gently spreading foot to a tall waisted neck with a garlic-head mouth, covered overall with a lustrous brownish black glaze decorated with pale bluish star-l

The tall ovoid body rising to a slender neck to a wide flared rim, carved with a broad band of peony scroll bearing four large blossoms framed by leafy, curving stems between a band of leaf petals on

Of elongated ovoid body with rounded shoulders sloping to a short neck with lipped rim, covered to the exterior and inside of the neck with a brownish black glaze splashed in buff with irregular amber

Of finely potted slender baluster body rising to a slightly waisted cylindrical neck and lipped rim, covered to the exterior and inside of the neck with a brownish black glaze splashed in buff with

The tapering baluster body rising from a recessed base to a rounded shoulder and narrow short neck with broad everted rim, carved around the exterior through the brown and black glaze with a broad lea

A Chinese Cizhou green glazed sgraffiato ovoid vase, Northern Song/Jin Dynasty, with brown and white slip covered in a green glaze, carved with stylized peony, 14 cm high Provenance: Sotheby€™s Au

The vase is well carved on the tapering globular body and trumpet-form neck with a ferocious dragon , all in dark brown reserved on a white slip ground and covered with a clear glaze. H: 17 1/2 INCH,

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Lidded Vase: Of Baluster Form, Cylindrical Neck Flanked One Each Side By Dragon Form Handles, Rising To A Domed Lid Topped With A Finely Carved Chi Dragon Figure, Geometric Patte

The broad register around the sides carved through the navy blue slip to the cream white body leaving a reserve pattern of white blossoms borne on leafy scrolls, H: 38cm 磁州窯&#3908

青花雲龍紋雙系耳小罐With two vivid Chi Long carved at shoulders, this fine and rare porcelain vase in blue and white glaze throughout, paint

白玉深浮雕海水龍紋蓋瓶A Fine Chinese Jade Carved Dragon Lidded Vase: Of Elongated Pear Form, Elaborately Carved With Chi Dragons And A

Unique UND trophy vase awarded to Mayviews in Mayville North Dakota for the...”Best Mimeographed Paper in Division 2” by Sigma Delta Chi in 1942. Carved and lettered by Margaret Cable, the vase fe

Chinese Carved Longquan Celadon Vase. The ovoid body rising to a tall gently tapering neck and lotus-pod mouth with seven circular apertures, incised with double chi dragons among leafy lotus scrolls,

The gently rounded sides supported on a tapered foot, the exterior carved with lotus petals, covered overall save for the footring in a sage-green glaze. Height 2 7/8 in., Diameter 6 1/8 in.

A Marvelous Celadon-White Jade 'Chi-Dragon' Vase. Supported on a splayed foot and carved with a flaring top, body carved with sinuous chi-dragons with curled, bifurcated tails. Chinese Qing Dynasty. S

A Fine 19TH C Carved Chinese White Jade of dragon & Phoenix Vase The carving sits proudly on a carved zitan wood base. The Jade stone is expertly carved, depicted a Chi-long dragon enorm

Finely carved with pair of Chi-Long dragons chasing the flaming pearl, Qing dynasty. H: 4 3/4 INCH, 12 CM

A Chinese Green Peking Glass Vase: Of Baluster Form, Body Flanked On Each Side By Chi Dragon Form Handles, Finely Carved With Animal Figures Amid Swirling Geometric Patterns, The Semi Translucent Glas

Vase converted to two light lamp with pull chains with hard stone Chou symbol finial mounted on carved wood stand. 34.5 x 9 in. Base is drilled and unmarked. Condition: Excellent condition vase witho