CHINESE JIHONG OXBLOOD GLAZE POTTERY VASE

Chinese oxblood glazed pottery censer in form of a foo-dog lion (6.5"L x 4.5"W x 10"H); Tripod flared rim oxblood-glaze pottery vase (8"H X 6.5"W). Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please

W.J. Walley Pottery Chinese Oxblood Vase c1910. Walley was probably influenced by Hugh Robertson who had been experimenting with Chinese Oxblood glazes for almost 20 years prior to Walley opening his

Jugtown Pottery, Seagrove NC shoulder vase with Chinese style turquoise blue and oxblood glaze. Early mark. Small firing flaw at edge of base. approx. 4" H, 4 1/2" D. Provenance: the estate of John Lo

Experimental Art Pottery Vase by Hugh Cornwell Robertson, Chelsea Keramic Art Works, Chelsea, MA, ca. 1885, in oxblood red glaze (an imitation of Chinese Ming period sang de boeuf glaze), impressed ma

OXBLOOD POTTERY VASEChinese, early 20th century. Straight cylindrical form with horizontal ribs, the red glaze dripping over the lower rim, crazed interior.11.1 x 7 in. (28.2 x 17.8 cm.)

Lot includes a Jugtown egg vase with Chinese style blue and oxblood glaze (rim chip,) a small Jugtown "Chinese White" vase (chips), and candlestick with 'frog skin' glaze by Master Potter Ben Owen. Al

Chinese and Japanese, 20th century. A Chinese porcelain Guanyin head and a flambe oxblood vase, and a Japanese pottery vase with polychrome glaze and relief floral motifs, signed; tallest ht. 11.5 in.

To include one deep bowl with flat rim, one vase with flared rim, and one pear shaped vase, all with rich turquoise blue and oxblood Chinese style mottled glaze. All with circular Jugtown Ware mark. P

Mottled oxblood red with turquoise Chinese flambe style glaze. Approx. 3" tight hairline from neck across shoulder. Impressed Jugtown Ware mark to base. Approx. 6" H, 7" D. Provenance: the estate of J

An antique Chinese ceramic vase. Late Qing era, before 1912. Tall vase of ovoid shape with pronounced neck. Oxblood red glaze. Collectible Asian Oriental Ceramics And Pottery For Interior Decor. Dimen

Chinese, Qing Dynasty Yongzheng Period Mark (1722-1735), likely 20th century. A porcelain flask form vase with allover ox blood glaze thinned at rim, side ribs, and handles revealing white pottery ben

Chinese. Flambe sang de boeuf or oxblood pottery floor bottle-form vase, having a red and turquoise glaze with ringed body. Stamped "Made in China" to the underside. Approx. h. 38".

Ox blood red glaze vases mounted as lamps. 39" h x 7" diameter.

7 in. H X 5-1/4 in. W. With an original chip on rim.

Chinese Oxblood red Glaze Pottery Brush wash dating from the early Qing Dynasty. With flat base with orange oxidation on pottery, light surface wear and glaze imperfections, 4" d

Chinese oxblood glaze vase, the miniature meiping form with all over claret red glaze with splashes of peach blossom mottled pink and green glaze, en suite with a ring form base, apropychal six charac

(2) Chinese glazed pottery vase,s ruffled rim, unmarked (10" h), molded handles, unmarked (6-5/8" h)

Chinese ox-blood glaze vase, Kangxi marksHeight: 10.25"

Rookwood oxblood glaze pottery vase, c. 1935, American, incised marks to underside, 6.25"h x 4"w

A Chinese Oxblood Glaze Vase, Fitted as a Lamp14.5 in. h. vase

Chinese ox-blood glaze vase

Chinese Oxblood Porcelain Vase Signed. Chinese oxblood pottery vase with incised character mark on bottom. Measures approximately 13.5 inches x 7.5 inches.

16" TALL

Chinese Qing oxblood glaze porcelain vase. 8.75"H, Circa - 19th C.