Eastern stoneware turquoise baluster form vase

Kashan Persian / Iranian turquoise glazed stoneware pottery vase or storage jar, baluster form with rolled lip and footed base, bands of black script and geometric decoration. 13" H x 10" diameter.

Pair of large Chinese stoneware baluster form vases decorated with figures of dragons within panels, having a green, beige and rust ground, 30ins high

Chinese. Turquoise glazed baluster-form vase having lobed lower body and tapering neck. Dense crazing. Unmarked. Approx. h. 10.25".

Pair of 19th Century Chinese Turquoise Glazed Baluster Form Vases. Unsigned. Copper rim with incised floral motif encompassing the surface. Slight layer wear near rim. Measures 9-3/4" H. Shipping $72.

Pair Chinese turquoise porcelain baluster form vases, bearing spurious reign mark, Measure: H. 10 1/2", W. 4"

Chinese. Small dark blue splashed and turquoise glazed ceramic baluster-form vase. Unmarked. Approx. 6.125".

Mottled blue stoneware Studio Pottery baluster form vase signed Sue Ure, together with another similar and three other similar smaller vases

Chinese. Baluster form turquoise vase having floral and bird motif. Mark to underside with partial shipping label. Approx. h. 9.25".

Chinese. Baluster form turquoise vase having floral and bird motif. Mark to underside with partial shipping label. Approx. h. 9.25".

Circa 1900, each baluster-form turquoise ground vase enameled with two dragons amid various blossoms, with gilt highlights, drilled and fitted as table lamps. [Vase: 16 1/4" H x 7 1/4"]. Drilled, some

American, California, Early 20th Century, Partially Stamped Underside L.A. Cal. T.T., Turquoise Glaze, Two Handles On Baluster Form Vase, Height 13 Inches, Glaze Pops, Shelf Ware Underside. See Photos

A ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY TURQUOISE GLAZE VASE, CINCINNATI, OHIO, CIRCA 1930-1940, the baluster form vase with turquoise high gloss glaze, marks: faint "RP" mark. Height: 6 1/4" Diameter: 2 1/4"

Four Antique Chinese VasesFour antique Chinese vases: pair stoneware baluster forms; pink monochrome lace-patterned glazed baluster form; and a teadust glazed globular form with small mouth; H: 9 1/2"

Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase with flared rim c. 1887 measuring 8 x 4 inches. Exterior of the vase is hand painted with a floral design over green glaze. Interior of the vase has been glazed brown. B

Chinese archaistic style turquoise vase, of baluster form, having a bas-relief ruyi band at the flared rim, the body centering a band of relief molded Taotie decoration flanked by mask and ring handle

AN UNUSUAL CHINESE TWIN HANDLED GE TYPE STONEWARE VASE of baluster form. 24.5 cm high.

Pair of Chinese yellow ground enamel decorated vases. Baluster form vases with colorful turquoise scrolls over yellow background, orange peonies and framed medallions with decorative floral scenes. Me

Two antique Chinese incised stoneware vases, including: baluster form with raised rim, showing delicate scene of lotus flora and fauna, with inscription to shoulder and two stamps to base; together wi

Pair of Chinese bronze mounted cloisonne vases, possibly floor vases, baluster form having a turquoise ground with taotie mask and lappet decoration, each with gilt bronze medial band joining two figu

Four Small Turquoise Glazed Porcelains Including a globular jarlet, an alms bowl, a flattened baluster form vase, and a five-peaked mountain form brush rest. Qing Dynasty {Tallest: 4 1/4 inches (10.8

Early to mid 19th C. Chinese Export porcelain turquoise crackle glazed, 10 7/8", (height) & 11 1/4" (height) baluster form vases. [34] CONDITION: Both are in very good condition with no damage.

Chinese. Tall peacock-blue baluster form vase with incised decoration of a ruyi and plantain leaf border and floral, camellia, center panel. Unmarked. Approx. h. 14".

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 PAIR OF DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE VASES WITH SLATER PATENT DECORATION BY ARTHUR BARLOW, LONDON, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1891-1893, the baluster form vases with blue and brown glazed lip and foot centering po