QIANLONG GUAN TYPE FLORI-FORM LOBED VASE

A Captivating Chinese Qianlong Ge porcelain flora-form vase. Large globular body which vaults into a trumpet-shaped opening that is covered in a creme colored glaze. Distinctive Ge crackled glaze also

Chinese Longquan Guan-Type Lobed Vase The quatre-lobed pear form body applied with a pair tubular handles at waisted neck, covered overall with a rich olive-green glaze suffused with golden russet cra

Tall Chinese Song-style double crackle guan-type celadon glazed porcelain vase; of tapered form with lobed neck, two scrolled flange handles, and a flared rim; showing a network of fine craquelure wit

Chinese Guan-type gu-form ceramic vase, with a foliate rim to the trumpet neck and a lobed central bulbous body rising from a tall splayed foot, applied overall in a creamy beige glaze suffused with a

Dimensions: Height: 25 cm, Length: 16cm, Width: 15cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Qianlong Ge Amphora vase. This vase has a flaring mouth-rim with flori form rim, short cylindrical neck, large globula

Chinese Longquan Guan-Type Lobed Vase, Yuhuchunping. The pear shape lobed body rising to a flared foliate rim, covered allover with a lustrous bluish green glaze suffused with icy and iron gray crackl

A SONG DYNASTY LONGQUAN GUAN TYPE LOBED PEAR-SHAPED VASE. Dimensions: 6 x 3 x 2 3/4 in. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of the Marshall Coyne, noted Washington, D.C. Hotelier, friend of statesm

Chinese Longquan Guan-Type Lobed Vase. The lobed globular body rising to a tall neck, covered overall with a rich bluish-green glaze suffused with fine golden crackle. {Height: 9 3/4 inches (25 cm)}.

Chinese Guan-type ceramic cong form vase, of a characteristic circular neck and foot ring, with a square sectioned body, 9.5"h

Chinese Guan-Type Lobed Pear Vase. The pear shaped body divided by eight fluted sides resting on a splayed foot and rising to a flared foliate rim, covered overall with a rich pale bluish celadon glaz

With label to underside reading "SIDNEY L. MOSS LTD. LONDON." - Dimensions: 6 3/8" h.

With label to underside reading "S. Marchant & Son London WS." - Dimensions: 6 3/8" h. 1 3/8" d.

豆青哥釉花口瓶 Chinese Guan type porcelain vase; of rounded sides on splayed foot surmounted by eight-lobed bell-shaped section; overall covered in crackle ce

LARGE CHINESE GUAN-TYPE HU-FORM VASE sturdily potted with an ovoid body rising from a splayed foot to a gently flaring mouth, moulded with a ‘straps and rivets’ design, the handles shaped as mythi

A Guan Type Cong-Form Vase Width:8.5cm, Height:25cm, Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition reports, please contact us at info@miw

A GUAN-TYPE CONG-FORM VASE H:15.9cm,W:6.2cm

Two Chinese Glazed CeramicsTwo Chinese glazed ceramics: guan-type hu form vase with barrel handles and quatrefoil rim; together with dark blue and celadon green tripod censer with tall handles and mou

TONGZHI SIX CHARACTER MARK, TONGZHI PERIOD, QING DYNASTY. H28cm, Currency: Price In USD

A GUAN TYPE VASE QIANLONG MARK AND PERIOD AND STAND. Dimensions: 7 1/4 x 5 in. Provenance: Exhibited at China House Gallery Exhibition, Chinese Art from Private and Museum Collections, New York, 1967,

A GUAN TYPE VASE QIANLONG MARK AND PERIOD. Dimensions: 8 1/4 x 7 in. Provenance: From the collection of Charles George(1898-1983). Manager of Sir Victor Sassoon's Empire in China, Mr Charles George an

flori-form petal lobed rim Zun vase. Of a baluster shape, central heavy body leading to waisted neck and foot, with flaring mouth and foot base. The vase characterized with the flori-form lobed rim, l

Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Qianlong hundred butterfly red flori-form GU porcelain vase. The vase potted in a Chinese porcelain traditional Gu beaker shape, with a baluster shaped body and a large, t

ANTIQUE Chinese Large Guan Type CONG Vase, Qianlong mark, 19th C or earlier. 13 1/2" H x 6 3/4" x 6 3/4" W

Chinese Ge Type Mallet Form Vase 5.75''x3.25''. Lobed base porcelain vase with black crackle glaze. Excellent condition. 18th or 19th century, Qing dynasty. Large collection of crackle glazed porcelai