An Ox-blood Glazed Vase from Qing Dynasty

A Chinese Antique Ox-Blood Glazed Vase: Of Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 11"

A Chinese Ox-Blood Glazed Meiping Vase, Qing Dynasty 5-5/8 x 2-1/4 inches (14.3 x 5.7 cm) Property from a Private Dallas Collection 
 
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A Chinese oxblood glazed amphora form vases.Qing dynasty/Republic. Double circle marks at the bottom.H:9 inch, Dia:3 inchProvenance: Bonhams auction

Chinese Qing Sang de Boeuf Flambe Porcelain Vase 14''x9''. An oxblood glazed vase with slight flambe splash on rim. Typical kiln chipping on bottom edge. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Chinese Qing dynasty Oxblood glazed "Tianqiuping" or bottle vase, 19th c. or earlier, on stand. 6.75" H x 3.5" diameter (on stand 7.5" H)

Three Chinese antique and modern vases. One is an antique Qing dynasty oxblood glazed porcelain vase featuring a deep and rich sang de boeuf red glaze on the exterior, signed to the bottom. The other

A Chinese Antique Ox Blood Glazed Porcelain Vase: Of Ovoid Form, Presented On A Wood Stand, Drilled On The Base, Of Middle Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 13" (33.02cm)

Antique Chinese Globular Sang de Boeuf Flambe Porcelain Vase. Circa: Qing Dynasty. Measures: 8-7/8" Tall. Total weight: 703 grams. From a Key Biscayne estate. Local Pick Up or Third Party Shipping Req

Chinese ox blood red glazed porcelain vase of bottle form with flared rim. Bottom holds blue six character zhuanshu Qing Dynasty Qianlong reign mark. Measures approx. 11 1/2" height (29.2cm).

LARGE CHINESE QING DYNASTY GLAZED OX-BLOOD VASE. Condition: cracks or chips. Height 22 1/8" ( 56.1 Centimeters ) Diameter 13 1/2" ( 34.29 Centimeters )

China, Qing dynasty, oxblood glazed garlic head vase, garlic head top, bulb shaped body on slightly footed base, rich red oxblood glaze throughout, Chenghua mark on base. Height 15 in.

China, Qing dynasty, Flare glazed vase, tubular ears at neck, undulating sides to flat base, oxblood glaze with a light grey blue color splashed on both sides with Qianlong mark. Height 11 3/4 in.

DESCRIPTION: Chinese Oxblood Converted Vase. Qing Dynasty. Featuring a glazed finish and bobolouse shape. Bronze footed base designed with floral motif and marked "Bronze Artcraft Co". Finished with a

Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty large oxblood- and brown-glazed octagonal porcelain vase, now mounted as a lamp. Vase: 15.75" H; overall: 26" H. Minor glaze skips; lamp has not been drilled.

The body decorated in a deep ox-blood glaze, thinning to a straw white color at the mouth rim, the glaze suffused with characteristic craquelure both on the outside body and inside of the glazed mouth

Chinese oxblood vase, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), blood red glazed stoneware with slight flame around neck lip, 15"h x 8"dia

Chinese oxblood flambe Haitangzun vase, Qing Dynasty (19th/20th c.), China, blood red and mint green glazed porcelain, the heavily potted lobed vase with pear-shaped bowl, short neck and flaring rim,

Chinese Qing Sang de Boeuf Porcelain Bottle Vase 17''x10''. A deep oxblood glazed bottle form. Crackle glazed interior. Some minor kiln chipping to bottom edge. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

Pair Chinese oxblood Yuhuchunping vases, Qing Dynasty (likely 19th c.), with flambe glazed flaring rim, unmarked, on hardwood stands, 11.75"h x 8"dia (vase), 13"h (total) Provenance: A Private Collect

Qing dynasty flambe vase with rich tones of oxblood and blue, thinning to white at slightly flared mouth rim. Inset foot. Unmarked base glazed white, unglazed foot rim. Mounted as lamp without drillin

Pair Chinese Antique Ox Blood Porcelain Vases: both of globular forms with cylindrical necks, applied overall with dark red glaze while glazed with creamy tone, of Late Qing Dynasty; Size: H: 8" (each

Qing dynasty, baluster form with white glazed interior and rim, covered in an oxblood red glaze, 5-3/8 x 2-7/8 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Durham, North Carolina

A Chinese flambe oxblood porcelain vase, Qing Dynasty, a large example, of baluster form, kiln-chipped foot. Dimensions:Height 22 1/2in; diameter 9 3/4in. Provenance:From the Estate of Albert and Pear

Guangxu period (1875-1908). H 51cm