ERNEST CHAPLET Oxblood vase

ERNEST CHAPLET (1835 - 1909) Bottle-shaped oxblood vase, France, late 19th C. Glazed porcelain Illegible blue mark 7 1/2" x 4"

Ernest Chaplet (1835-1909). Porcelain vase with speckled blue and gold glaze. Underside is stamped with Chaplet's rosary mark. The remnants of an old sticker are adhered to the underside. Dimensions:

Ernest Chaplet for Haviland & Co. Vases, set of two France, c. 1883glazed and gilt porcelain each approximately: 11.25 h x 6.25 dia in (29 x 16 cm) Lot includes one example decorated by Albert

Ernest Chaplet for Haviland & Co. Tall vase with fishing scene France, c. 1880hand-carved, glazed and gilt stoneware 15.5 h × 7 dia in (39 × 18 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to

Sevres 1902 Art Nouveau vase, H 12". White ceramic vase, hand molded and flambe glazed in oxblood or Sang du Boeuf color. Possibly by the artist Earnest Chaplet (French, 1835-1909). Marked on bottom "

Chinese. Oxblood or sang de boeuf red porcelain and pottery vases comprising seven vases including a brush pot, baluster, pear and hexagonal shape vase. The tallest with a seal mark to the underside.

with flaring body16 3/4" high

PIERRE-ADRIEN DALPAYRAT (1844 - 1910) Fine mottled oxblood gourd-shaped vase, France, 1910s Glazed stoneware Stamped DALPAYRAT 8" x 4 1/2"

Chinese oxblood vase. Ring dog handles. Base shows manufacturing marks on the base. Circa 18th/19th Century. Measures 14.5" High and 7.5" Wide. Good Condition.

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

Having reticulated silver color and a gold seal touchmark. [17 inches]. Repaired.

Hugh C. Robertson (American, 1845-1908) Experimental Oxblood Vase, Chelsea Keramic Art Works, USA, circa 1885-1889 Glazed stonewareImpressed to underside: "CKAW"Signed to underside: "KDG"(H: 7 1/4, Di

Marked Dedham Pottery HR on bottom, height 5.75 inches.

Large Chinese ox blood red pottery vase. Some losses to base. Measures 15.5" tall.

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

Chinese Republic Oxblood Porcelain Vase 8''x7''. A deep red sang de boeuf glazed form. Excellent condition. First half of the 20th century, Republic era.

Chinese oxblood vase, white interior, partial wax seal on base, vase is 13", good condition Note, additional images added on Friday March 15th, taken under natural light

Chinese sang de boeuf oxblood vase convert to lamp, brass mounted with foliate motif. Vase measures 14.5"H x 7.25"W. Total height 31.5". Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examine all

(2) Chinese porcelain oxblood vase lamps, 19th c., larger: 22"h x 8"dia. (excl. fittings), smaller: 15.25"h x 9"dia.

19th C. or earlier, Chinese bottle neck vase in oxblood glaze, with a beige rim, 12”H x 5” dia. .

Chinese vase in oxblood color or Sang de Boeuf. Unmarked. 6.75" H x 3.5"W near base. Condition report: Normal wear, see photos. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for

Large Louis XV style ormolu mounted Chinese oxblood vase of baluster form 26" Tall x 15" Wide

DESCRIPTION: Ruskin pottery baluster shaped vase with oxblood glaze. Marked to bottom "Ruskin England 1924". MEASUREMENTS: 11-3/4" CONDITION: No defects noted.

ERNEST CHAPLET (1835-1909) & EDOUARD DAMMOUSE (1850-1903) JARDINIÈRE, CIRCA 1885 relief-moulded and glazed ceramic with gilt highlights, incised EDammouse, incised TC/ 33 (31cm (12 3/8in) wide, 2