A Pair of Chinese Lung Quan Celadon MeiPing Vase

The ovoid body rising from a short splayed foot to a short neck and galleried rim, covered densely with floral blooms and leaves, all between bands of lappets, all reserved on a celadon glaze. Height

Tibet, 19th C., Bronze Buddha, angry mythical figure wearing fiery crown, with multiple arms holding various objects, standing on another figure. Height 6 1/2 in.

China, A Pair Of Lung Quan Yao Vases.height:: 7 in.

A pair of Chinese longquan celadon vases, dating from the Yuan dynasty (1279-1368). Each meiping style vase is evenly glazed with celadon and pools unevenly above the base. They rise from a small foot

China, Lungquan ware vase, in a Meiping form with bulbous shoulders tapering down to a narrow base and with a stout neck, the body decorated with loose scrolling lotus pattern throughout, the base wit

Chinese Song Dynasty Lung Quan Yao vase with a beautiful celadon glaze and embossed band decorations. Stands approx. 9.37" in height (23.7cm). Provenance: Professor Wu Jilu's Chinese porcelain collect

China, Lungquan Yao vase, on a raised base, with a bulbous body rising to a long narrow neck, finished with a short, cylindrical handle on each side, glazed in a celadon hued ground, decorated with a

China, Lungquan Yao vase, on a raised base, with a bulbous body rising to a long narrow neck, finished with a short, cylindrical handle on each side, glazed in a celadon hued ground, decorated with a

China, Yuan dynasty, Lung Quan Yao Vase, low, bulbous body with decorative ears and slightly footed base, deep beige glaze with darker network of crackles throughout. Height 9 1/2 in.

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE CELADON MEIPING VASE Qianlong/Jiaqing. 15 cm high.

Pair Chinese Celadon Glazed Vase Mounted Table Lamps. To finial measures 32.5 inches x 6.5 inches square.

A very rare Song or Liao Dynasty celadon meiping with boldly carved floral and leafy patterns that were common during that period. (Dr. Robert I-San Lin’s Collection of Important Chinese Arts, broug

Pair Chinese celadon vases, high relief of dragon design, Phoenix birds as handles, 18"h x 11"dia

The rounded, lobed sides rising to an everted barbed rim, the central medallion molded with a peony blossom, covered overall in a lustrous seafoam-green glaze. Height 1 3/4 in., Width 10 1/4 in.

China, 19th C., Lungquan vase, on a raised base, with a floral and scrolling foliage design across the body, with a smooth, high shine surface. Height 13 1/2 in.

China, Lungquan vase, a short, bulbous body tapering up to a long neck flanked by two cylindrical ears, covered allover in sea-green hue with brown hued crackles. Height 5 1/2 in.

China, Lungquan vase, smoothly glazed in a highly polished sheen, with two carved protruding handles parallel each other at neck, finished in a beige and light brown hue. Height 6 1/8 in.

With rounded body carved with figures in the interior with classic scroll band below the rim, covered with a olive green glaze, 6.6 in diameter

China, Lungquan vase. Height 6 3/4 in.

China, Lungquan vase. Height 7 1/2 in.

China, 19th C., Lungquan vase, slightly flared rim at mouth, long neck, round body with undulating sides to flat base, light green, grey crackle glaze throughout, drilled hole. Height 16 1/4 in.

18/19th C Chinese Qing Dynasty Nephrite celadon jade is carved in traditional MeiPing vase, formed with globular body, wider and rounded shoulder, raised on flat base, tapered gracefully toward short

China, Song Dynasty, Lung Quan Yao vase. Height 9 1/2 in.

China, Song dynasty, Lungquan Yao vase, tubular ears at either side, round and slightly oval body, slightly footed and flared base, green, gray coloring throughout, labels on base. Height 5 3/4 in.