GU LUO BIRDS AND FLOWERS

A blue and white porcelain gu vase decorated with birds among flowers dating from the Kangxi period. Dimensions are: 10 1/2 inches tall X 7 1/2 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition

Of archaic gu form, painted with two birds among flowers and rockery, above flower sprays and downward leaves at the central and lower section, the base unglazed revealing the porcelain body. 12.1inch

Chinese enameled porcelain gu-form vase; depicting flowers, birds and butterflies; 15 1/2" x 8" (approx.) Condition: general wear, frits, pits, minor losses

CHINESE SCROLL PAINTING OF BIRD AND FLOWER SIGNED BY GU BOLONG. Image only size 96 by 34cm. LOT 52 TO LOT 151 FROM CONGBISHANFANG ZHANG BOJU COLLECTION FROM HONGKONG. Zhang Boju (1898-1982), native Ve

A Wonderful Pair Of Famille-Rose 'Bird& Flower' Lion-Handled Vases. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Six-Character Mark. Gu Yue Xuan. Size:20cmx8.5cm

Includes a pair of Gu-form cloisonne vases with applied detailing and decorated with flowers; and a single lidded enamel cloisonne double gourd form vase decorated with birds, flowers, and butterflies

A ‘Birds and Flowers’ Silk Painting with ‘Ai Xin Jue Luo’ Marks, Length 80.5cm Width 45cm

Late Qing Dynasty period, China. Flared rim and cylindrical body painted with birds and flowers. Condition: Good. Height: 7 7/8 in (20.0 cm) Diameter: 5 1/8 in (13.0 cm) 清晚期 &#387

Attributed to Gu Yun (1835-1896 Chinese) ''Birds on Branches'' Scroll Painting Watercolor on Paper 45''x25.5'' Image. Depicts various birds on branches with blue central rock and lotus flowers. Signed

A Chinese Red and Green Enameled Porcelain Gu-Form Vase LATE 19TH CENTURY brightly painted in iron-red and apple green enamel with panels enclosing children at play and birds amidst flowers. 43 height

Four bird and flower still lifes Colored ink on silk Each signed 'Ju Lian' and with seal 'gu quan' ('ancient spring'), among others, framed as one h. 9 w. 11-3/4 in. (ea.) overall: 44 x 16-3/4 in. (fr

White ground wucai Gu form vase dating from the Kangxi period. It is enameled with landscape scenes of flowers, trees, birds, and insects. Dimensions are 14 inches tall X 6 1/2 inches wide. All measu

A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Gu or Beaker Vase. Decorated with flowers and birds, bearing an underglaze blue double ring on the underside Height: 18.25"

Decorated with flowers and bird. H: 17.25in.

Decorated with hand incised 'flower and bird' motifs, 19th / early 20th century, good condition, 5 3/8 in. (13.5 cm) high

Chinese Famille Verte beaker (gu) vase decorated with birds in blue glaze, and multi-colored flowers, 19th century. 18 3/4" x 9 1/4"

A pair of Chinese black ground famille rose gu vases dating from the 19th century with wooden stands. The vases feature quatrefoils containing birds and insects with flowers against a black lotus grou

Chinese 17 Century Blue & White Porcelain Gu Vase the flaring neck with a design of Bird, Butterfly Bamboo and Flowers, the center with Fruit, and the base with pendant leaves; base unglazed. Height 1

Five (5) Massive Chinese Antique Blue & White Porcelain Ritual Vases: comprised of a pair of GU style vases and three lidded urns, all with the design of blooming flower branches and birds; Size: H: 2

DESCRIPTION: A near pair of Chinese porcelain Gu-form vases, each featuring orange hues and each depicting two fenghuangs in a garden amid trees, flowers, and rocky outcrops, with birds overhead. CIRC

Of archaic gu form, the upper section painted with two birds among orchids and rockery, the mid-section with flower sprays, all above a band of descending leaves, the unglazed base revealing the porce

Large fine antique Japanese bronze vase with birds and flowers. 24"H x 12 1/2"W

Chinese carved coral branches covered with various birds and flowers, great details, mounted on custom carved wood base. Measures 6"L x 5.5"H x 3"D; base 4.75"L x 1 5/8"H x 3.5"D. Total weight WITH ba

Lot of 2 old Chinese watercolor book albums of birds and flowers. The two vibrant natural books feature a lovely assortment of flowers in one book, birds in the other. The years these books were publi