CHINESE TURQUOISE GLAZED MOON FLASK MING PERIOD

PROVENANCE: From Estate of William J. Kramp (1923 - 2019) of Hockessin, Delaware. WWII Veteran, Private Collector. A CHINESE WHITE GLAZED DOUBLE HANDLE MOON FLASK VASE, MING DYNASTY Yongle period 30.

A Chinese yellow glazed moon flask, the exterior painted in shades of cobalt-blue with two dragons amongst the clouds. Mark on the Neck, 6 blue character, XuanDe period of Ming Dynasty. Condition: Goo

H 12 5/8 in. This is a rare turquoise moonflask of the Zhengde Period (1506-1521). Turquoise was very difficult to make during the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, one rarely finds a turquoise porcelain of Mi

Chinese turquoise glazed moonflask; elaborately moulded with floral medallions and sprays, flanked by two dragon-form handles; H: 15" (approx.); wood stand

Underred Dragon Porcelain Moon Flask Ming Period 11 x 8"

China, Ming Period, turquoise glazed cong vase, hexagonal body, with bordered edges, pierced floral work and figures on each side, mark on footed base. Height 7 1/8 in.

A Fine Chinese Blue Glazed Double Moon Flask Vase: Qianlong Period (1736-1795) The Vase Of Joined Flattened Circular Form, Matching Cylindrical Necks Leading Upwards To Outwardly Flared Rims, Signed Q

China, Ming Period, turquoise glazed dragon vase attached to a wooden base, decorated with cloud motif and two dragon figures. Height 12 3/4 in.

A Chinese blue&white porcelain double handle moon flask vase Ming dynasty, Xuande period 29.3 cm H x 20.7 cm L x 14.2 cm W The blue-and-white flower double-eared moon flask has an elegant shape, brill

China, Ming Period, water coup in the form of a frog, in a mottled turquoise glaze, drilled on the back, with a smooth, high shine surface. Length 4 in., Width 2 1/4 in.

Chinese, 20th century. A claire-de-lune pale blue glazed moon flask of traditional Ming Dynasty form, the glaze thinning at edges revealing white porcelain beneath. Underside with blue underglaze apoc

Ming dynasty Featuring a roundel of carp and lotus to each side, with twin handles to the shoulders. Height: 7 7/8in.  

Ming dynasty Featuring a roundel of carp and lotus to each side, with twin handles to the shoulders. Height: 7 7/8in.

A Chinese celadon glazed porcelain double handle moon flask vase Qing dynasty Qianlong period 51 cm H x 37 cm L The holding moon vase is a kind of porcelain in the Qing dynasty . Also known as "Baoyue

A Clair-de-Lune Glazed Porcelain Miniature Moon Flask YONGZHENG PERIOD (1722-1735） 清雍正 天藍釉小抱月瓶 the flattened circular body

China, Ming period, blue and white moon flask vase, small mouth, decorative ears at neck, round ovoid body decorated with blue floral design on all sides. Height 11 1/2 in._x000D_

China, Ming Period, blue and white moon flask vase, slim neck on ovoid body, two blue decorative handles, simple vine design around the body with flowers, featuring a petal border at the neck. Height

Chinese, Ming Dynasty Xuande Period mark (1426-1432), circa 20th century. A heavy porcelain moon flask of traditional form having underglaze blue hand painted dragons to either side surrounding a cent

H 17 3/8 in. This is an imperial moonflask of the Xuande Period (1426-1435). It has a yellow background with underglaze red dragon. This moonflask had been fired twice because the yellow glaze was fir

Republican period, the circular body surmounted by a slender tubular neck flanked by a pair of scroll handles, painted overall in iron red glaze with crackles. Height 12 in.

Arte Cinese A turquoise glazed pagoda with central figureChina, Ming period, 16th century. . Cm 14,00 x 30,00 x 9,00.

An Unusual Chinese celadon-glazed miniature molded moonflask 青釉袖珍月亮瓶 Probably Ming/early Qing dynasty 或明至清早期

A CHINESE TURQUOISE GROUND TWIN HANDLE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK - the body decorated with geometric flora - the base with a mark. 30cm.

A FINE BLUE AND WHITE MING-STYLE MOONFLASK POSSIBLY QING DYNASTY, YONGZHENG PERIOD Elegantly potted with a gently flattened spherical body surmounted by a slender cylindrical neck flanked by two shape