CHINESE PETITE TURQUOISE BOTTLE FORM VASE

Chinese. Diminutive peacock-blue bottle form ceramic vase with long neck and dense crazing. Unmarked. Approx. h. 4.625".

Seven Chinese Monochrome Glazed Porcelain Vases 19TH/20TH CENTURY comprising a pair of white crackle glazed pear-form vases, yuhuchunping, two turquoise glazed bottle vases, a pair of petite flambe gl

Chinese. Peacock-blue and aubergine glazed long neck bottle form vase having dense crazing. Unmarked. Approx.h. 12".

Chinese. Small peacock-blue glazed bottle form vase with dense network of crazing to overall. Unmarked. Approx. h. 6".

CHINESE TURQUOISE UNDER GLAZE PORCELAIN BOTTLE FORM VASE. Condition: no cracks or chips. Height 13 1/8" Diameter 7 3/4"

Chinese. Petite tortoiseshell glaze long neck bottle-form ceramic vase. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 4.5".

Chinese, turquoise glazed porcelain octagonal-form bottle vase with dolphin and ring handles, and low relief panel decoration of the four seasons, possible museum deaccession number and partial red "C

Chinese. Pair of peacock-blue and aubergine porcelain bottle form vases with dense crazing. Unmarked. Approx. h. 9.25".

Group of three Chinese porcelain vases, including: Qianlong-style turquoise-glazed bottle form, with raised chrysanthemum motifs, seal mark to base; parcel-gilt Qianlong-style Famille Rose enameled va

with black Qianlong reign mark on turquoise ground, bottle form covered in a monochrome black glaze, gilt decoration of dragon chasing a pearl, 19-3/4 x 15 in. Provenance: Estate of Virginia B. Story,

CHINA, 20TH CENTURY A collection of five Chinese porcelain turquoise glaze vases. The lot includes three graduated bottle neck and two baluster form vases all incised with floral and tendril designs.

A Chinese Turquoise Glazed Porcelain Vase Early Qing Dynasty Of bottle form, decorated in an even, monochrome blue glaze. Height 9 inches C

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".

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN VASE, bottle form with three vertical ring handles to shoulder, having rich turquoise glaze. Unmarked. Together with a studio art pottery vase with turquoise and white crackle

One bottle vase of globular form with long cylindrical neck, one vase of meiping form, one globular water pot. All in turquoise blue glaze, Kangxi period and later. Tallest height: 11.1cm (4 3/8 in.)

A Chinese robin's egg 'Dragon' vase, the bottle form with a canted shoulder rising to a tall tapered neck, a sinuous dragon entwining the body, overall glossy mottled glaze of turquoise and lavender t

Two Chinese Glazed Pottery Vases , probably early 20th c., incl. turquoise bottle shape, impressed mark, h. 9 7/8 in.; and creamy-brown double gourd-form, base marked, h. 6 in

Qing Dynasty, Probably Qianlong Period Mounted on a circular ormolu base with three leafy melon-form feet. Overall H. (including the base) 6 3/4 in.

One of vase form, covered with a mixed lavender blue and turquoise glaze, with stopper, the other of spade form carved in low relief with a pair of carps at the flanks, covered with a green glaze, wit

Uniquely potted in form of a Chinese traditional YuChun shape, 'the pear shaped' bottle vase. The straight neck is multi banded with crooked rings, carved along the neck, created unusual reverberation

Large Chinese pale blue monochrome bottle form vase. Yung Cheng seal form mark to base. Includes conforming carved hardwood stand. Vase - 15 3/4" H x 7 1/2" W. Stand- 5 3/4" dia. Late 19th/Early 20th

Porcelain with flambe glaze and mushroom brown mouth, 25.5 H. Chips to foot. ****This vase does have a purple/flambe glaze. The blue color of the on-line photos is not accurate.

Chinese Bottle Form Vase Depicting Green Flying Dragons Amongst Flames and lingzhi form clouds with dragon pearl; H: 15 Inches

Porcelain with flambe glaze and mushroom brown mouth, 25.5 H. Chips to foot. ****This vase does have a purple/flambe glaze. The blue color of the on-line photos is not accurate."