Rare Pair Chinese Mark and Period Guan-Type Vase

Japan, Meiji Period, pair of Kotini bowls, wide tapering sides to slightly footed base, dense decoration of floral and nature motif with gilt accents throughout, with mark on base. Width 8 in., Height

ANTIQUE Very Rare Pair Chinese Guan Type Vases(Fang Hu), 19th C.Size: 10" high.Property from Washington DC decent estate

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

QIANLONG SIX CHARACTER MARK, QIANLONG PERIOD, QING DYNASTY. H37cm, Currency: Price In USD

PAIR CHINESE RARE AND FINELY CAST IMPERIAL BRONZE 'DRAGON' VASES QIANLONG MARK AND PERIOD each resting on a marble base. Condition: no damage identified. Vase height 18 3/4" Vase diameter 8 1/8" Marbl

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

Rare and unusual Chinese Guan-type quadruple vase with each vessel displaying a different glaze. With a gilt 4-character Yongzheng mark to the underside. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: vase

Chinese Rare Longquan Guan-Type Mallet Vase. Of cylindrical body rising from a recessed base to a tall neck with a broad dish mouth rim mounted in a metal band, applied at the neck with a pair of drag

Extremely Rare Daoguang Period Marks Imperial Vase 1821-1850 Superb Pair Large Chinese Porcelain Jars. You ill find the same at the Palace museum of Beijing .Pair of large Chinese Imperial coral red g

Description: A pair of very rare imperial cloisonne vases, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Mark and of period, 7" H

A FINE AND EXTREMELY RARE CHINESE RU-TYPE 'THREE RAMS' BULBOUS VASE Yongzheng Mark and Probably of the Period finely potted the globular body supported upon a flared foot and rising to a thick waisted

A RARE 'RU-TYPE' CONG-SHAPED VASE Qianlong seal mark and probably of the period The heavily potted vessel imitating the archaic jade cong form, supported on a circular short foot with two pierced aper

A rare pair of Empire period silver candlesticks of round form, the base with laurel band, a two-faced bust of Bacchus supporting the vase-type socket. Hallmarks for the city of Rome, maker's mark un-

Qing Period, These pieces are very beautiful. The vase was painted with a monochrome scene of flowers and branches. The back of the vase is painted with Chinese characters.Yongzheng mark. Provenance:

Kang Hsi period Chinese porcelain famille decorated chargers. Kang Hsi marks on vases. Comes with original invoice from Royal Phoenix, 12 E. 86th St., NYC. From the Estate of June Hirsch Jones. [16 1/

NO RESERVE ON THIS LOT! FIRST BID AT STARTING PRICE MAY GET IT. PAIR ANTIQUE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN VASE - 19TH CENTURY. QIANLONG MARK BUT MADE IN THE LATE QING PERIOD. RARE PERFECT PAIR!. 39

Pair of Chinese blue and white Republic period fengweizun phoenix tail or yen-yen porcelain vases, each decorated with a river scene landscape, having blue, six character Yongzheng type marks to the u

A Rare Chinese Inscribed Guan-Type Vase. The tall tapering body indented into eight lobes rising to a sloping shoulder and ribbon-decorated neck, covered with a creamy grayish-blue glaze suffused with

A rare pair of Kangxi Period underglaze blue, tricolor vases, each baluster form continuously decorated with dragons and qilins in underglaze blue with colors of iron red and celadon green, each in a

Of pear shaped octagon body rising to a tapered neck to a flared rim, carved with four raised bands on the body with additional raised bands on the neck, covered all over with thick smooth grayish-cel

Pair of Chinese Guan-Type Bottle Vases. Each of compressed globular body surmounted with a tall cylindrical neck, covered overall with a lustrous grayish-blue glaze suffused with golden russet crackle

A Pair of Chinese Guan- Type Porcelain Vases each having a baluster body raised on a spreading foot, surmounted by a tall cylindrical neck and surmounted by a dished mouth, set with a pair of stylized

Chinese Rare Guan-Type 'Ice-Crackle' Vase. Of compressed globular body rising to a tall cylindrical neck, covered overall with a lustrous beige-celadon glaze with delicate icy flakes suffused with gol