A Chinese Archaic Bronze Arrow Vase Converted To A Lamp Qing Dynasty

A Chinese Archaic Bronze Arrow Vase Converted To A Lamp. Measure 12.5". // Provenance: PRIVATE ESTATE CENTRAL FLORIDA. || >>>RBFineArts CFL Inc. Shipping, Payment & Auction Policies<>Please make sur

Chinese, likely 19th century Qing Dynasty. A pair of archaic squared gu form porcelain vases converted to lamps, the white glazed porcelain with anhua and relief decoration to the body formed of flari

Chinese archaistic bronze arrow vase. Qing dynasty, 8.75" high.

A Chinese Cloisonné and Gilt Bronze Arrow Vase, Qing Dynasty, possibly Qianlong Period8 i

An antique Chinese porcelain vase, converted to a lamp. Manufacture attributed to Qing Dynasty (1636-1911). Figurative landscape scene with mountains, water, and fishermen figures, in blue and white w

Chinese porcelain blue and white vase converted to an electric lamp, Qing dynasty, mounted on a square wood base. 31.5"h x 8"dia oa

East Asia, China, late Ming to Early Qing Dynasty, ca. 17th to 19th century CE. An elegant arrow vase cast from bronze- the unusual side cylinders were used in a drinking game called touhu or pitch po

China,Qing Dynasty Bronze vase body decorated with avian and botanical motifs supported by a wood base.,W/ harp approx. 45" t x 9" w x 9" d.W/o harp approx. 35" tall From the collection of a North Sci

Qing dynasty (1644 - 1912). Condition: the neck of the vase was broken off and restored as shown in the photos. The rest of visible part has no chips and cracks. Height: vase with stand 14 1/2", 37 cm

ca. 1780-90 Qing dynasty Cloisonne lamp with animals mounted to teak wood pedestal. Having two sockets. Early Chinese vase converted to lamp as shown. Standing approx 29" tall. Good condition

A Chinese archaic style bronze twin handled vase with green patina, converted to a lamp, 20½" high

Depicting a mother with her eight children in a garden. The vase is NOT drilled, there are a few hairlines at the bottom and one long hairline extends to the side of the vase, otherwise it is in good

possibly late Qing dynasty, molded fu dog handles, vase 17-3/4 in., mounted on carved wood stand, hardstone finial, 38-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina

Qing dynasty, hexagonal forms with quatrefoil openings throughout, enamel decorated with landscape scenes, birds and flowers, auspicious objects, and Chinese characters, mounted on carved and painted

An antique Chinese white porcelain vase converted into a table lamp with modern electrical fittings. Late Qing dynasty, before 1912. Tall baluster vase with fluted body. Wooden mounted. Hand-painted f

A Chinese bronze champlev&eacute; enamel archaic style fanghu shaped vase, Qing dynasty, 19th century. decorated with stylized dragons and taotie masks, 27.4cm high

Chinese famille verte Rouleau vase lamp, Qing Dynasty (19th c.) and adapted, polychrome enameled porcelain, decorated with birds, insects and flowering trees, on bronze base with brass fittings, 25"h

Seal in the shape of a carved column with low relief decoration. A ferocious-looking dragon and an archaic bronze vase are depicted. At the base is a six-character stamp with a square outline. In very

Chinese Art A large bronze archaic style vase and a bronze censer with cover China, Qing dynasty, 19th century . . Cm 30,50.

Fine pair Chinese Export porcelain vase lamps, Qing Dynasty, polychrome decorated and gilt porcelain hexagonal baluster vases with gilt bronze mounts, each panel decorated with figures in garden scene

Pair Chinese powder blue porcelain vase lamps, Qing Dynasty, polychrome decorated baluster vases, famille verte panels of birds and flowers, on powder blue ground, mounted as lamps on gilt bronze base

Chinese gold and silver inlaid bronze Hu vase, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), nice quality, gold and silver inlaid archaic decoration with Taotie mask, unmarked, 11.75"h x 6.5"w x 6"d Provenance: Property fr

Chinese Art A trumpet zun blue and white porcelain vase China, Qing dynasty, 18th century . . Cm 20,00 x 13,00. Turmpet shaped vase with wde everted mouth, inspired by archaic bronze models and painte

Pair Chinese flambe glazed jars converted to lamps, Qing Dynasty and adapted (19th c.), streaked oxblood red glazed porcelain, lobed baluster form with bronze rimmed dome lid issuing single electrifie