A dragon patterned cloisonne vase

In the 19th century, Chinese In the 19th century, a cloisonne enamel dragon - patterned guanyin vase: H:13.3cm.

Chinese cloisonné enamel meiping vase; with dragon panels on a floral-patterned ground; Qianlong mark to base but 20th Century; H: 14"

(lot of 4) Chinese cloisonne enamel vases: (pair) cylindrical vases, dense cloud form wirework on the white ground, further decorated with colorful peacocks and flowers, patterned rim and scaled base

L:14cm W:13cm H:34cm Weight:3.3kg

W:17cm H:40.5cm Weight:3.57kg

L:14cm W:14cm H:35cm Weight:3.77kg

Size:17*8*5cm

L:8cm W:8cm H:23cm Weight:1.4kg

W:16cm H:23cm Weight:1.02kg

L: W:16cm H:21cm Weight:950g

W:12cm H:22cm Weight:580g

A BLUE-AND-WHITE DRAGON-PATTERNED VASE, LATE QING DYNASTY, CHINA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY (WANG BU) H. 33cm

L:5.5cm W:5.5cm H:16cm Weight:420g

W:7cm H:13cm Weight:251g

W:7.5cm H:10cm Weight:210g

W:12cm H:21cm Weight:630g

W:15cm H:23.5cm Weight:580g

A SLENDER 'DRAGON' CLOISONNE VASE, MEIJI Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912)The ovoid body rising to a long slender neck with flaring rim, masterfully worked in silver wire and green and silver enamels to

PAIR MONUMENTAL PHOENIX & DRAGON CLOISONNE VASES: The necks on both vases have archaic borders, and have bats on the wide panels. The narrow facets are archaic and flower patterns. The narrow pane

The Chinese gilt bronze and cloisonne enamel vase is cast in a baluster shaped body, rounded shoulder, cylindrical straight neck and wider opening with banded rim, raised on a concave foot base. The v

A PAIR OF QING COPPER-RED-DECORATED DRAGON PATTERNED VASEH: 11.81 IN. (30 CM)PROVENANCE: THE VENDORS RELATIVE WAS ONE MR ROBIN GEORGE WHO WAS TRAINED AS A LAWYER IN AUSTRALIA AND WENT TO THE UK IN THE

Height 18.5 in. (47 cm.)

W:8.5cm H:16cm Weight:700g

15” Tall