19th C. tea-dust glazed two ears vase

Two Chinese tea dust glazed vases, dating from the 18th/19th centuries. Smaller vase has bulbous body and wide neck that rises to a flared, four sided mouth with rounded corner. Neck is adorned by two

Chinese 19th Century Tea Dust Glazed Vase, Mark on Base. Height: 10 1/2 in.

19th century Chinese tea dust glazed vase, with Qianlong mark, 15" h x 9 1/2" w. Provenance: From a Massachusetts estate.

19th century. Chinese tea dust glazed vase with carved mark on bottom. 12 1/2"H

19th Century Chinese "Teadust" Glazed Double Handled Vase, the base also in teadust glaze. Good condition, base drilled. Height 12 1/8 inches (31 cm.). Provenance: Property removed from the estate of

Antique Chinese Tea Dust Glazed Vase, h. 15 in., ca. 19th century.

Chinese tea-dust glazed meiping vase, 19th century, height: 4.125".

Tea-Dust Glazed Two-Ear Porcelain Incense Burner. Provenance: We are very honored to have the consignment from Mr. Ken J. White, whose father was the nephew of Thaddeus C. White, husband of Princess D

A Chinese tea dust glazed vase with GuangXu mark, original wooden stand, 19th/20th c. 13 1/4" high. Provenance: Montereal, Canada estate.

19th Century, Porcelain Cabinet Vase, 6" tall, tiny fleabite and line on outer rim. Keywords: China, Antique,

A Chinese monochrome tea-dust-glazed hu vase, Qianlong mark, 19th C. H.: 32,5 cm

Chinese Tea Dust Glazed Ceramic Floor Vase, of globular form, circa 19th century. 15" H x 13" Diameter. Keywords: Asian art, Pottery, Stoneware, Vessel, Matte green

A Chinese teadust glazed three lobed vase dating from the late 19th century. Dimensions are: 9 3/4 inches tall X 4 1/2 inches wide, 24.77 cm X 11.43 cm. All measurements are approximate.

A TEADUST-GLAZED GARLIC-MOUTH VASE, QING China, Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century. The ovoid body rising from a short, splayed foot to a tall slender neck with a garlic-head mouth, covered overal

Five Porcelain Snuff Bottles This group comprises two underglaze blue bottles, one 'robin's egg' glazed bottle, one 'tea dust' glazed bottle, and one polychrome crackle glazed bottle. 19th Century Tal

A gorgeous Chinese tea-dust glazed Zun vase. The body is semi-rectangular bulbous body, elongated neck with slightly waisted to wide opening. Two ear-shaped handles flank the neck. Uniform thickness o

Dimensions: 6-1/4" H x 3-1/2" W Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Tea type vase. Potted with a bulbous lower body, gently tapper the faceted shoulder, with two archaic ears flanked on the neck, and, emergi

China, 19th C. Yellow glazed vase, small mouth, short neck, two animal head ears, cylindrical body decorated with incised dragons, Kangxi mark on flat base. Height 8 in.

Measurements: Length: 13 cm, Height: 20.5 cm Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Tea Dust Glazed Porcelain Double Ear Zun Vase. Potted in shape bottle, thick and tall, globular lower body, emerging two ring

China, 19th C., crackle glazed vase, in a "Hu" form with a flared footed base and two scrolling ears, with Guan crackle glaze, with two handles. Height 7 1/2 in.

Of baluster form, the vase glazed overall in tea dust glaze, with two chilong shaped ear handles on the straight and long neck, bottom bears six character QIANLONG mark.

Two Chinese monochrome porcelain tripod censers dating from the 19th century. One of the censers is glazed in teadust brown, while the other is red. Dimensions are: 3 inches tall X 4 inches in diamete

China, 19th C., pair of turquoise glazed footed vases molded with figures of serpentine dragons and floral designs, two small curving ears. Height 8 3/4 in.

Of squat baluster form with compressed top and cylindrical neck, evenly glazed over the form with olive green teadust glaze. 3 in.h. Condition: Very Good with no damage or repair.