Chinese Ceramic Baluster Form Vase

A pair of Chinese style large ornate ceramic baluster form lidded vases with grabs.

Chinese. Baluster form ceramic vase with foliate banding and having green, black and gilt bronze to imitate marble. Approx. h. 14.75".

A Chinese Tang dynasty style double handle vase. Ceramic baluster form vase with two dragon form handles. Comes with hand written note that reads “Dear Xiang Mei Sister,This is our family collec

Pair of Chinese paneled baluster form ceramic vases with Robin's Egg glaze. Etched character marks to undersides. Provenance: From the Estate of a prominent Atlanta businessman. Approx. h. 13.875".

Chinese. Small dark blue splashed and turquoise glazed ceramic baluster-form vase. Unmarked. Approx. 6.125".

Chinese. Turquoise glazed baluster-form vase having lobed lower body and tapering neck. Dense crazing. Unmarked. Approx. h. 10.25".

Five Chinese Ceramic Vases 20TH CENTURY Comprising a pair of pale green-glazed ovoid vases with everted fluted rims, a tan-glazed pottery baluster-form vase, and two ovoid partial glazed pottery vases

Chinese ceramic teadust glaze vase, of baluster form with a trumpet neck above a shouldered body, having a six character blue underglaze mark. Approx h 10.75", w 4.25"

A group of Chinese Nanjing-style enameled earthenware vases19th centuryEach marked to the base with Chinese charactersThree large baluster form ceramic vases, each decorated with polychrome enameled s

Pair of Chinese glazed ceramic relief decorated vases of baluster form, the necks with mountainous landscape scenic detail above a landscape with trees and birds, the base with impressed character mar

Ceramics, four pieces comprised of two baluster form vases with blue and white on a ground of crackle glaze and two smaller vases decorated in the same style mounted as lamps, tallest 13.75 inches.

A SANCAI JAR, LATE MING DYNASTY TO EARLY QING DYNASTY China, early 17th to early 18th century. The ceramic vase of baluster form, decorated with mythical beast masks and bands of leaves in high relief

Two antique Chinese ceramic wall vases, including: tea-dust glazed porcelain, of baluster form; together with enameled ceramic showing tiger amid fauna reserved on a blue-glazed ground; H: 9 3/4"

ANTIQUE CHINESE YELLOW CERAMIC BALUSTER VASE ON STAND: China, tall, traditional baluster form base in white stoneware, 14.25"h, with carved wood, bracket footed base, 1.5"h. PROVENANCE: Directly from

Early 20th century, each with two lights over a gilt metal-mounted baluster-form hand-painted ceramic body all-over decorated with flowers, raised on a foliate-molded octagonal gilt metal base, 2 piec

Two Chinese Vases with Hardwood Stands 20th century, each of baluster form, the larger ceramic example with flared lip and all-over green crackle glaze, the smaller porcelain example decorated to the

CHINESE FLAMBE / OXBLOOD / SANG DE BEOUF CERAMIC FLOOR VASE, having a deep overall red glaze and areas of purple on rim and handle, baluster form with flared rim and handles modeled similarly to bambo

Circa 1800-1850, beautifully carved baluster form with scenes of scholars and students in garden setting, 6" diameter x 12 1/2" high, includes black glazed ceramic bases, 6" diameter x 3" high. Condit

possibly Song dynasty, baluster vase with leaf design and two dragon form handles on neck, 17-1/2 x 7 in. Provenance: From the Estate of a Harvard University Professor, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Chinese blue and white porcelain baluster-form vase, the underglaze decoration depicting elders beneath a pine tree, the underside with a blue underglaze four-character mark, 10"h x 5" diameter.

Beautiful porcelain baluster form vase lamp appears to be of Chinese origin. Double bulb with chain pulls on white porcelain with hand painted glaze characters. Has an attached rosewood base with no v

Circa 1700, Famille Verte Baluster Vase with Chinese life carefully painted in reserve, surrounded by Shippo design, the neck having bamboo and plums at the rim, double underglaze blurrings within foo

20th Century Chinese baluster form vase decorated with a red slip glaze together with a lozenge shaped vase decorated with figures and panels of script

Antique Chinese baluster form vase, in an olive green glaze, late 19th/early 20th century, 11 inches.