A Hexagonal Blue Glazed Vase

Dimensions: Width: 13cm, Height: 28cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Sky Blue Glazed Porcelain Hexagonal Vase . The porcelain potted in vase shape, thick and tall, hexagonal globular lower body, strai

A BIG BLUE-GLAZED HEXAGONAL VASE. QING DYNASTY.

Chinese, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) Qianlong Period mark (1736-1795), likely 20th century. A porcelain vase of hexagonal faceted pear form, the low bulbous body on a conforming foot and surmounted by a

Blue glazed hexagonal vase with creature handles with tongues. Crackle finish. 3" X 8 1/2" $200 - $400 Please contact us for high resolution images of this lot. Shipping:

清“大清乾隆年制”蓝釉六方长颈瓶 Monochrome blue glazed hexagonal lobed vase Height: 12 3/8 in (31.2 cm) D

Chinese blue glazed hexagonal baluster vase with bracket handles; Qianlong seal mark, 17 1/2" t x 9 3/4" d.

Chinese sky blue crackle glaze vase, the compressed globular body with a wide flaring rim, rising on three ram supports, above a hexagonal openwork base, featuring a set of six spur marks, overall dec

A Chinese Blue Glazed Porcelain Vase: Of Baluster Form, With A Hexagonal Base That Rises To A Cylindrical And Outwardly Flared Rim, Three Subtle Masks Finely Molded Onto The Body; Size: H: 8" (20.32cm

Four Various Blue Monochrome Glazed VasesFour Chinese various blue monochrome porcelain vases: hu form on hexagonal base; moulded bottle form, hu form on square base and ribbed cylindrical form; three

A BLUE-GLAZED FACTED BALUSTER VASE Early 20th century Of hexagonal section, the body supported on a conforming spreading foot and rising to a waisted neck and galleried rim, the neck set with a pair o

Four Chinese Monochrome Glazed Vases 20TH CENTURY comprising one gourd-form example, one robin's egg blue glazed hexagonal example. and two baluster form examples. Height of tallest 8 1/2 in., 22 cm.

Chinese, 19th century or earlier. A large flambe glazed hexagonal vase with deep blue and oxblood or sang de boeuf patterned vase. Apparently unmarked. Approx: h. 20.5", w. 8.75" (vase).

Including two celadon beaker vases one is 7"H x 3 1/2"W, other one is 6 1/2"H x 4"W, a blue glazed hexagonal shape planter with rabbits is 4 1/2"H x 5 1/2"W, and a celadon glazed jar is 2 1/2"H x 3 1/

Unmarked Roseville two handled vase in the Dahlrose pattern. Approx. 6 1/4" in height. Offered together with a turquoise blue-green glazed art deco vase, possibly unmarked Roseville, on hexagonal base

(lot of 2) Delft blue and white tin-glazed earthenware vases, 18th c., including: (1) hexagonal form, with Chinoiserie design, hairline to rim, marked underfoot with initial R (?), approx 6"h, 3"diam,

Vintage, possibly antique, Chinese hand painted Famille Rose vase of hexagonal tapered form having landscape scenes in rectangular medallions. Completed with turquoise and blue glazed grounds. Center

3 Chinese Porcelains; 2 Monochromes, a 19 Century Powdered Blue Jar with blue double ring mark to clear base, a Jun or Flambe glazed vase; together with a famille rose enameled porcelain hexagonal "Gu

Chinese flambe glazed porcelain vase, the hexagonal melon form with handles flanking the neck, featuring red streaks over a light blue ground, 10.25"h

Of hexagonal form, the exterior applied with mottled flambe glaze in white, blue, yellow, green and bright turquoise colors, the body carved in petal type with ruyi patterns. 20*7inch. The Estate of t

Of hexagonal section, the exterior covered in rich purple glaze suffused with milky-blue streaks, the bottom marked with six characters. Approx. 14.6-6.6 inch (each).

A BRIAN OVERLY GLAZED PORCELAIN COVERED VASE WITH STAND, DALLAS, TEXAS, 1981, of hexagonal baluster form, with alternating panels of geometric decoration on the neck over dark blue body, the foot with

A BRIAN OVERLY GLAZED PORCELAIN COVERED VASE WITH STAND, DALLAS, TEXAS, 1981, of hexagonal baluster form, with alternating panels of geometric decoration on the neck over dark blue body, the foot with

A Wedgwood Majolica ‘Dragon’ Posy Vase c.1875 Modelled by H. Protat. The thin cobalt blue body wrapped by a brightly glazed dragon and all upon a hexagonal pedestal base, 9 1/4" Catalogued and cur

pair of Posy vases c.1875 modelled by H. Protat. The thin cobalt blue body wrapped by a brightly glazed dragon and all upon a hexagonal pedestal base, 9 1/4". Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston