Three Chinese Lamps

Three Chinese Lamps, Two similar porcelain lamps on wooden bases, one celadon glaze, one decorated with blue flowers and a peacock, jar is 14 1/2" tall the other jar with the blue pho dogs is 17" tall

A pair of 19th century rose Mandarin vases, now mounted as lamps and a single carved soapstone example in the form of an immortal. Dimensions:All three are about 5" in diameter and the overall heights

Three Chinese Table Lamps, to include pair of Chinese dragon vases, having moulded, white glazed dragons with three claws; along with blue and white porcelain candlestick with dish bottom, height 24 i

Three Chinese Figural Lamps mid-20th century and later, including a pair of porcelain lamps on pierced brass bases, h. 31-1/2", dia. 15-3/4", and a smaller pottery example depicting a young woman on a

Late Qing or Republic period, to include a signed three tiered stacked food server example with blue & white floral decoration, a Hawthorne pattern example, and a Famille Rose example decorated with f

Group of three old Chinese figural lamps, including: blanc de chine Guanyin pouring out her bottle of tears; together with pair of bronze celestial figures in decorative dress; Provenance: Estate of D

Three Chinese Vases as Lamps, 20th century One famille verte vase, one molded rectangular form vase, and one vase with molded lion applique (possibly 19th century) all on bases and wired as lamps. Dim

Three Chinese Export Porcelain Lamps Provenance: Property from the Collection of Marion and Henry Bloch, Kansas City, Missouri

19th cen; provenance: from a Westchester, Ny Estate measures 14"h 7.5"dia, 11"h 7"dia, 9"h 4"dia

with gilt decoration. Gilt wear, loss. Largest: 31 1/2" high, 8" wide. Provenance: Property of a CT Estate.

Three Chinese Famille Rose vases mounted as table lamps, all decorated with auspicious flowers, one also having birds, two mounted on metal bases and one on a wooden base. Tallest incl. harp approx. h

Three Chinese blue-glazed porcelain lamps, on wooden bases,unmarked. 20th-21st century. [Largest: 27" H x 7" Diam.]. Electrical components need attention; largest with restoration to lip, otherwise in

A grouping of three Chinese porcelain baluster vase-form table lamps to include a vase mounted in gilt metal with Kangxi mark, and two blue and white porcelain lamps. Vase on single lamp: 12in.

Formerly ginger jars and a vase, electrified and fitted as lamps at a later date. 16-1/2"h and 20"h overall Vase: 9-1/2"h Ginger Jars: 14-1/2"h

Three (3) Chinese Export porcelain lamps. 1st-2nd items: Pair of Chinese Export Famille Rose porcelain square form vases, now mounted as lamps. Allover polychrome enameled foliate decoration including

Late 20th Century, One Blue And White Baluster Form, Celadon Double Gourd Form, And One Iron Red And Blue Imari Style, Tallest Overall 36 Inches, All Vases Drilled Underside, Electrification Present B

Three Chinese porcelain vases now as lampslargest height to top of rim 17in (43cm); diameter 8 1/2in (21cm)

Three Chinese Porcelain Vases Mounted as Lamps, 19th-20th century One nicely painted and detailed vase of a mille fleur design with wood base red seal mark on base drilled through, several through cra

Three Chinese Porcelain Vases Mounted as Lamps 20th Century comprising a blue and white storage jar and and a pair of Imari vases. Height of Imari pair 18 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of R

Lot of three Chinese Famille Rose porcelain table lamps. Includes one baluster form vase with a white ground (12.25" to lip of porcelain rim, or 24.5" to tip of finial), a baluster vase with turquoise

Pair of Large Chinese Three Glaze Vase Table Lampsearly 20th century, a pair of large vases decorated with persimmon, ge style white, and celadon bands separated by four bonze hue registers having a k

Three Chinese pieces: pair of porcelain wedding lamps; each of faceted form; showing pierced panels of figure in garden reserved on a scrolling turquoise ground, set atop matching stands; together wit

LATE 18TH C CHINESE LAMP: Delicately painted with three beauties and bats. One beauty has flowers, a staff and a kirin at her side under a full sun. The other side has a pair of beauties; one holding

Three Chinese "mirror" black vases, two mounted as lamps. The vase is of classic form, with no marks [17 3/4" H x 7" Diam.]; the two lamps have drilled bases, one marked on bronze base "Cassidy Lamps,