MING REVERSE DRAGON MOON FLASK

MING REVERSE DRAGON MOON FLASK: A white reverse dragon swirls on the body of this moon flask form among crashing waves. This scales and details are incised and visible through the pooling of the glaze

H 18 5/8 in. This is an exquisite reverse white dragon with underglaze blue background moonflask of the Xuande Period (1426-1435). This was probably made for the imperial palace. The cobalt blue used

Fine and rare underglaze blue crescent-moon flask with reverse white dragons on the sea motif, for Arabic market.

Fine and rare underglaze blue crescent-moon flask with reverse white dragons on the sea motif, for Arabic market. Height 285mm, 11-1/5"inch. 17th century.

BLUE AND WHITE MING REVERSE DRAGON FLASK: A reverse dragon swirls on an all over background of crashing waves, his scales and features are incised. The neck has a tendril border. Just below the neck i

BLUE AND WHITE MING REVERSE DRAGON FLASK: A reverse dragon swirls on an all over background of crashing waves, his scales and features are incised. The neck has a tendril border. Just below the neck i

Ming Blue&White Dragon Porcelain Moon Flask 12 3/8 h x 8 x 5"

Chinese, Ming Dynasty Xuande Period mark (1426-1435), likely 20th century. A Ming Dynasty style porcelain moon flask with allover white glaze decorated to each side with scaly five-clawed dragon amid

PROVENANCE: John Gorse (1945-2020) of Charleston, SC. A business entrepreneurs, private collectors. A retired as senior vice president for legal and regulatory affairs in 1981. After retirement he foc

Measurements: Height: 44 cm, Diam.: 32 cm Chinese Ming Dynasty Wanli Red & White Dragon motif Porcelain Moon Flask Vase. The porcelain potted in moon vase, thick and tall, globular moon lower belly, s

A LARGE CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE DRAGON MOON FLASK, each domed surface decorated with a dragon amidst flame and cloud scrolls, the waisted neck with formal scrolling pomegranate, 13.75in wide a

A LARGE CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE DRAGON MOON FLASK, each domed surface decorated with a dragon amidst flame and cloud scrolls, the waisted neck with formal scrolling pomegranate, 13.75in wide a

Ming Xuade Blue and White Dragon Moon Flask Porcelain Vase mark to neck; 16 1/2" x 13 1/2" x 9" (approx.)

YELLOW OCHRE DRAGON & PHOENIX MING MOON FLASK: Incised patterns on the front and back in facing dragon, phoenix, and floral designs. The central convex circle has an incised swirling dragon among

A CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DRAGON MOON FLASK - the body with decoration of imperial dragons amidst clouds and waves, with twin handles, with a six character mar to the front, 25cm

Underred Dragon Porcelain Moon Flask Ming Period 11 x 8"

ANTIQUE GIANT DRAGON MOON FLASK: A big reverse dragon swirls in the clouds in the middle of the body of this very large moon flask. Spotted dog handles flank the neck decorated in lotus and tendril. T

Chinese blue and white moon flask, having a flared neck flanked by Ming dragon flange handles above a body decorated with reserves depicting a qilin in a landscape with a pearl of wisdom, flames and a

Chinese blue and white moon flask, having a garlic head, flanked by sinuous handles, above a body centering a reserve of writhing Ming style dragons on a lotus scroll ground, the whole rising on a spl

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

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

Rare and impressive wucai overglaze enamels crescent moon flask with two dragons design. Height 295mm, 11-5/8"inch. 16th century.

Rare and impressive wucai overglaze enamels crescent moon flask with two dragons design.

This is a rare Yuan dynasty Moonflask. it is decorated with Fahua design which is using clay to draw the outline, then fill with colors. This design is earlier than the Doucai colorof the Ming Dynasty