Pair of Chinese Cinnabar Covered Vases

A pair of Cinnabar vases on carved Cinnabar stands. dated to 19th C,The vases rise outwards from the base to a high shoulder, then curves inwards to a short neck, with a flared, rounded cover atop. Ea

Pair of Cinnabar Covered Vases as Lamps. Carved figural landscape scenes. Vintage wiring. Minor finish losses to edges of lids, repair and damage to foot on one base. 25.5” high each. 16.25” high

PAIR OF CHINESE CINNABAR COVERED VASES20th CenturyHexagonal meiping form. Domed covers with pineapple knops. Bodies carved with raised figural landscape. Separate hexagonal bases.Heights 14.5”.

A Pair of Chinese Cinnabar Covered Vases, Early 20th Century. Both cinnabar vases have flared rims, and in the middle of each vase is a carved vignette of scholarly figures in a mountainous landscape,

Pair of Chinese Cinnabar Covered Vases Presented on Wooden Stands. Surface having chrysanthemum flowers as well as intricate. Vases measure 6-1/4" x 3-1/2". Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $50.00

Baluster body on knoped pedestal base, carved in red lacquer over a black ground with scholars and attendants holding scrolls in a rocky landscape, the foot and shoulders carved with floral and foliat

Mei-ping form deeply carved with different and various scenes of scholars and attendants in lush mountain landscapes with trees and rock formations, with scroll carved shoulders and feet, the covers w

Three Chinese carved cinnabar lacquer pieces, including: rectangular box, showing floral motifs to sides and metaled edges; together with pair of covered vases, each of ovoid form, depicting mountaino

Pair Chinese simulated cinnabar vases (14.5"Hx7.5"dia each), and an enamel on copper covered bowl (4.5"Hx5.3"dia)

A FOUR PIECE GROUP OF TWO COLOR CHINESE CARVED CINNABAR. Comprising a pair of matching bulbous vases, a scenic brush pot, and covered jar. Each in red lacquer over black. Together with a pair of match

5pc Chinese Carved Cinnabar Objects. Includes a pair of square beaker vases 10''x4'' each, a pair of foliate rim plates 8.5'', and a covered box 4''x6''. Each has carved or inset placards of Qianlong

A FIVE PIECE GROUP OF CHINESE CARVED CINNABAR RED LACQUER. Comprising a large ovoid vase with two panels of florals, a pair of scalloped plates, and two covered jars. The largest 15 inches (38 cm). SH

Pair of Chinese cinnabar decorated vases. Possibly Kang Hsi. Each of baluster form . Body decorated with a continuous scene. [10 1/2 x 5 inches]. Innermost layers of the base have separated from outer

Pair Chinese cinnabar vases, 12.2"Hx6.25"dia each

Both the vase body carved with dragon pursuing flaming pearl amidst clouds, ground with dense lotus scrolls, the bottom marked with six characters. Approx. 11.5-6.8 inch.

Pair Chinese cinnabar vases, 12.2"x6.3"dia

Pair Chinese Cinnabar Vases 9.5''x5'' Each. Relief carved red lacquer with scholars in lush landscape. Some minor edge wear. Early to mid 20th century, late Qing to Republic era.

This great pair of vases were made at different times, but are the same shape and display well together.  One vase with a blue lacquer around the rim and on the base shows a flower leaf and scroll de

Both of ruyi head form, the vase body carved with dragon pursuing flaming pearl amidst waves, the neck carved phoenix and flower, ground with lotus sprays, the bottom marked with six characters. Appro

Pair Chinese cinnabar vases, 8.9"x4"dia

Pair Chinese cinnabar vases, 14.75"Hx7.5"dia each

The globular body rising from a splayed foot to a cylindrical neck set with a pair of C-shaped handles, the exterior carved with dragons pursuing flaming pearls amidst clouds, enclosed with dense lotu

Of flattened circular form rising from spreading foot to flaring neck, each side carved with a ferocious dragon chasing a flaming pearl amidst waves, the flanks carved pairs of dragons among foliage,

The cylindrical body rising from a short spreading foot to a flaring mouth, carved with panels of peony and chrysanthemum among dense foliage, each with a stand. 7.9inch H, 3.3inch W (each w/o stand).