A MING DYNASTY JUN YAO VASE WITH TWO DRAGON HANDLES

Bronze Hexagonal Vase with Two Dragon Handles, Ming Dynasty. This bronze hexagonal shaped vase has two dragon head handles and ornate geometric patterns on its body. The foot is decorated with a band

A Fine Chinese Archaistic Pear Shaped Bronze Vase: with two dragon head handles around the shoulder, with patches of green 'encrustation' and a brownish patina, of Late Ming Dynasty; Size: H: 6-1/4"

Stunning and very rare Great Ming Dynasty with original 6 Xuande Mark Hollow-out Carved Chinese Bronze Cloisonne Gourd Vase. With two very rare Dragon bronze carved handles .Details:325*195*90(mm)12.8

Lu Jun spot glazing. Very popular in Ming and Qing dynasty. Guang-Vase form, with two handles and six sides. Probably Qing dynasty.

Ming Dynasty and later The largest 'arrow vase' with a raised dragon design on either side below stylized shields, the neck set with two tubular handles. The four smaller of ovoid form each with raise

China, Ming Dynasty, Jun Yao Vase. Height 4 1/4 in.

A unique small Junyao glaze stoneware vase with two handles, the shoulder decorated with a band of small molded brown loops, overall covered with opalescent blue with strips of dark blue tone under a

Ming Dynasty Wucai Dragon & Phoneix ‘Vase with Dragons Handle

DESCRIPTION: Ming dynasty bronze vase featuring a rhomboid lip, two handles, and Chinese key designs. Marked between handles on either side with Han characters for Xuande period. CIRCA: 18th Century,

A Chinese junyao vase,Yuang/Ming dynasty. Height: 5 3/4 inches.

possibly Song dynasty, baluster vase with leaf design and two dragon form handles on neck, 17-1/2 x 7 in. Provenance: From the Estate of a Harvard University Professor, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Qing dynasty. Chinese jade vase with cover. carved with two dragons handle and dragons on both side of vase. 7 7/8"H x 4"W

Light greenish blue glaze with a dragon shaped splash of copper to the side of the interior. Neat foot, milky glaze. 7 inches across. Visit http://suppingers.com/jun-kiln.html for more photos and deta

Ming dynasty jar with covered lip inlaid a animal. The jar inlaid with two dragon as handles. Porcelain painted red underglaze. Xuande mark, period 1426-1435. 7"H x 5"W.

Set of Two Ming Dynasty Style Ge Yao Vases of Birds; left is damaged 14" x 6.5"

Chinese Porcelain Jun kiln Vase with two handles. Qing dynasty. H. Provenance from Taiyi Studio Collection, Seattle, WA.

1368-1644. The vase with a wide mouth, thin neck, high shoulders and body tapering to the foot, with two handles to the shoulder and the face and tail of a bird protruding from the shoulder on either

Large Chinese Ming bronze vase, depicting face of the beast,birds,and cicadas, having two dragon head handles, 27 characters cast on the inner rim, 16-17th C. 24" H

of baluster form set with two lug handles, in tones of blue on exposed circular foot, h 10cm, d 17cm

A Chinese Tang dynasty style double handle vase. Ceramic baluster form vase with two dragon form handles. Comes with hand written note that reads “Dear Xiang Mei Sister,This is our family collec

Three Ming-Style Porcelain VasesGroup of three Chinese Ming-style porcelain vases: two wucai-type of bulbous form with flared neck and base and with dragon handles, one with loose rings, 6-character m

Antique Chinese Song Dynasty junyao glazed jar; of tapered ovoid form, flanked at the rim by two moulded loop handles; thickly applied with attractive pale blue glaze; H: 6 3/4" (approx.)

Circa 1600 Zhangzhou Swatow Vase decorated with iron red and cobalt blue writhing dragons on two sides, set in fields of flame and symbols of fortune, the form having a broad neck with slightly flared

Ming dynasty  Each of bulbous form with a stick neck, featuring two vases with handles. Greatest height: 8 7/8in.