CHINESE MADE FOR EXPORT MOON FLASK

Famille Rose Porcelain Lidded Jar, with bird and butterfly paneled decoration, neck with two gilded bat form side mounts, having a lid with gilded ball form finial, 19 5/8" high (without lid), 13 1/2"

A Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Moon Flasks Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 17 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Moon Flasks, second quarter 19th century, with dragon handles, panels of Mandarin decoration on the obverse, phoenix birds and peonies on the reverse, h. 9", w. 6-1/4

Pair Chinese Export porcelain moon flasks, 19th/20th c., with reserves of immortals and children, pale turquoise ground, grotesque handles, 21"h x 7.5"w x 3"d

Three (3) Chinese porcelain decorative items.1st item: Chinese Export porcelain moon flask, circular form body and cylindrical neck with red chrysanthemum and blue scrolling vines on a white ground, f

mid-19th century; with turquoise ground and two Famille Rose vignettes, 12 in. H.

CHINESE EXPORT MING-STYLE PORCELAIN MOON FLASK VASE, having underglaze blue floral and geometric decorations with two loop handles and spout/opening. Unmarked. Ming Dynasty or later. 9" H, 7 3/4" D.Ex

Antique Chinese Export Porcelain Double Moon Flask with custom stand. Unusual Chinese wucai-type glazed porcelain double moon flask form vase: with various floral and figural designs; H: 8 1/4", wood

Oscar de la Renta Home (American) for Oriental Accents, third quarter 20th century. Chinese export porcelain style moon flask-form table lamp with dragon motif. Appropriately marked to underside. Appr

Chinese Export Famille Rose porcelain moon flask, circular form with cylindrical neck, footed base and Chi Dragon form handles. Center body with enamel painted opposing dragon and floral decoration on

CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE MOON FLASK VASE, wide flattened globular form, featuring an expressive lightly incised white dragon with piercing blue eyes amidst waves to each side. Unmarked.

Three Chinese Export Rose Medallion Porcelain Vases 19TH CENTURY comprising a pair of baluster vases and a moon flask, each painted with figural decoration against a floral ground. Height of tallest 1

Pair of late Qing Dynasty quatrefoil moon flask porcelain vases, modified as lamps; each with yellow ground and Famille Rose floral and geometric decoration to neck and sides; central vignettes outlin

A Chinese Blue and White Moon Flask with Interlocking Lotus, marked as "Made in Qianlong Era of Qing Dynasty" 白瓷青花纏番蓮雙耳抱月&#

H 18 5/8 in. This is an exquisite reverse white dragon with underglaze blue background moonflask of the Xuande Period (1426-1435). This was probably made for the imperial palace. The cobalt blue used

23 cm H x 16.5 cm L x 7.5 cm WThe flat bottle has a small mouth, a short neck, double ears on the shoulders, an oblate abdomen and an oval ring foot. The whole body is made of white glaze, with blue-a

9 1/2 x 8 1/4 x 3 3/4 in.

Chinese Moon Flask Famille Rose Porcelain Vase, Yongzheng Mark. Ht 31 cm.

Exquisite Chinese porcelain famillie rose moon flask vase with double ears, painted with plum tree and bird, mark on base. Size & Condition: please see the last picture 紐約诺&#39039

China, circular flattened body supported on a rectangular splayed foot, flanked by strip handles, with front and reverse painted in famille rose enamel of boys at play, Chienlong six-character seal ma

Chinese moon flask vase, the central reserve with auspicious fu bats flying above Indian lotus blossoms, encircled by a band of trailing lotus blossoms, the sides with similar floral bands, the unders

Measures 19"H x 13 1/2"W including wooden stand. The makers mark on the base feels slightly raised to the touch.

China, blue and white moon flask vase, small mouth with slightly flared rim, short neck, round flattened body, painting depicting dragon chasing through flames. Height 17 1/2 in.

Chinese blue and iron-red moon flask, having a short neck above a circular convex body with loop handles, decorated with writhing dragons and qilins amidst cloud forms and the Three Isles of the Immor