A SHUFU-TYPE DRAGON VASE

The baluster body decorated with a ferocious dragon coiling amidst flames and clouds, the unglazed base revealing off-orange porcelain body. 12.2inch H, 8.2inch D.

The cylindrical body rising from a short foot to a wasted neck, the exterior painted with confronting dragon writhing among floral scrolls, applied overall with olive celadon glazed tone. 12.3*5.7 inc

the interior of the washer painted a dragon chasing a flaming ball, the base with a four character qianlong mark. D: 10.5cm. the second a pear shaped hu vase, flanked with two looped handles. H: 9.5cm

Vase.Type: VaseMaterial: Enamel on brassDimension: 8" tall.In Chinese the dragon represents one of the foremost auspicious symbols of power, good luck and good fortune, abundance and prosperity, attai

Described By:Rachel HFA NHIT Title:Large Vintage Chinese Republic High Relief 15 in Cinnabar Dragon Panel Vase Type of Piece:Vase Measurements:15x9 in3.5 in opening Condition:Ve

Chinese blue & white flat sided vases with applied dragon type handles, 19 1/2"h

An 18th Century Ge Type Vase With Two Handles. This Ge-type vase has two dragon-like handles. It is light grey in color both on the interior and exterior. It is approximately 14 7/8 inches in height.

Chinese. Ching style famille rose porcelain double handled vase having gilt accents, flared neck and decorated with dragons on a background decorated with clouds and bats, footed. Daoguang type mark t

Chinese blue and white yuhuchunping or pear form porcelain vase or bottle, having a five toe dragon set amongst scrolling lotus flowers with lappets at the foot, with a blue six character Xuande type

Chinese, Ming style blue and white porcelain tianqiuping or globular vase, decorated with a writhing dragon and bats. Six-character Xuande type mark to the neck. Approx. h. 17", dia. 13.5".

Yaozhou ware is a type of celadon or greenware in Chinese pottery, which was at its height during the Northern Song dynasty. It is the largest and typically the best of the wares in the group of North

Chinese. Ming dynasty style yuhuchunping or pear form porcelain vase, having copper red decorations of dragons and bats. Xuan-de type mark to the neck. Approx. h. 13".

The blue and Kangxi-type porcelain vase with four characters under the base rather than the typical six characters. Measures 6 inches. Provenance: The multi-generation collection of an early Kansas Ci

Chinese. Ching style blue and white porcelain beaker vase decorated with scrolled florals, dragons and waves at the foot. Six-character Qianlong type mark to the underside. Approx. h. 14.5", dia. 7.5"

Chinese Yue type porcelain vase set with dragon form handle and spout, the exterior covered in mottled and crackled celadon glaze. Approx. 8.3-8.5-6.5 inch.

including a Yixing type earthenware vase carved with dragons in a sgraffito-delineated sea, with a crossed-flag mark on base, h. 10-1/2 in. (surface grime, flake at rim, and 2" hairline at neck); a tu

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN DRAGON PATTERN VASE 17 cm Diam x 36 cm H x Weight 1870 gram. The gall bottle type is stable, with excellent furnishing effect. It has a round mouth and long neck, th

Hand carved from a striking green, brown and beige jade type hardstone. Features an urn vase design with ornate dragon and guardian lion foo dog ornamentation, and encircling designs of stylized drago

Chinese. Pair of gu or beaker form vases, having Wucai glazed enamel decoration with scrolled florals, and yellow, red, green and blue dragons. Both having a Longqing type mark to the underside. Appro

Chinese. Pair of gu or beaker form vases, having Wucai glazed enamel decoration with scrolled florals, and yellow, red, green and blue dragons. Both having a Longqing type mark to the underside. Appro

Three pottery items, including: Chinese deep green and black glazed yuhuchunping vase with dragon design; together with two Sawankhalok-type vessels with various moulded and incised features; H: 10 7/

(lot of 13) Two shelves of Chinese porcelain, consisting of a pair of flambe glazed hexagonal vases; a pair of Langyao type vases; two underglaze red vases with dragons; a pair of enamel porcelain bow

Chinese. Parcel gilt iron red fengweizun or phoenix tail footed porcelain vase, decorated with dragons in a cloudy sky with bats chasing a pearl, and waves at the base. Having a Daoguang type mark to

With Canton type blue underglaze painted decoration with black painted undulating dragon scrolling around vase and lid, mid-19th century, unmarked, 13" diameter x 24" high.