Chinese turquoise glazed pig form neck rest

Chinese turquoise glazed pig form neck rest, 14"w.

Chinese turquoise glazed handled vase, the baluster formed body supporting a short thick neck, flanked by a pair of pig form handles, the vase covered in an overall light turquoise glaze, 11.25"h.

Chinese. Turquoise glazed five-point mountain-form brush rest on bat and floral motif base. Marked "China" in red to underside. Approx. 3.5", w. 4.625".

Pair Chinese Antique Turquoise Blue Glazed Porcelain Vases: Of Squared Baluster Form, Neck Flanked On Two Sides With C-Shaped Handles, Rising To Outwardly Flared Rims, Each Body Finely Painted With Ba

Pair of antique Chinese turquoise-glazed porcelain vases; each of globular form with long necks and flared rims; exhibiting moulded dragon handles pending faux rings; mounted on brass bases; Provenanc

One of ovoid from rising form short neck to a columnar neck with everted rim, the other of pear shape rising from a splayed foot to a waisted neck with everted rim, covered overall with a rich turquoi

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

Four Small Turquoise Glazed Porcelains Including a globular jarlet, an alms bowl, a flattened baluster form vase, and a five-peaked mountain form brush rest. Qing Dynasty {Tallest: 4 1/4 inches (10.8

Chinese. Peacock-blue and aubergine glazed long neck bottle form vase having dense crazing. Unmarked. Approx.h. 12".

Of globular form rising from a short foot to a tall slender neck, the exterior covered in rich crackled turquoise-green glaze. Approx. 13.7-8.4 inch.

Each graced with raised relief decorations featuring dragons and floral decorations. Lion mask face forms with ring in nose on opposite sides of the shoulders. Each has a hole on the bottom and rests

The bulbous body glazed in turquoise, vividly painted in rich, polychrome floral motif painting, the rounded body with a slope shoulder rising to a straight neck flanked by two handles in the form of

One bottle vase of globular form with long cylindrical neck, one vase of meiping form, one globular water pot. All in turquoise blue glaze, Kangxi period and later. Tallest height: 11.1cm (4 3/8 in.)

Rare Chinese porcelain Brush Rest, carved in the form of natural rock work, ll reserved in turquoise green under glazed. Mark on base, carved six script characters Dimension: 4-1/2" H x 8-1/4" L The S

Chinese robin's egg glazed vase, of ovoid form supporting a short neck all beneath of flaring mouth rim, covered in an overall turquoise glaze with copper red-colored glaze dripping from the mouth rim

Each of ovoid form rising from a splayed foot to a waisted neck and flared rim, the exterior enameled with qilin amidst scrolling clouds on yellow ground, the interior and bottom glazed in turquoise b

A Chinese Antique Famille Verte Porcelain Vase: of globular form rising to a cylindrical neck and flared rim, with panels of figures in a garden on the body, two blue glazed twin handles rest on the s

Of compressed globular form, applied with a loop handle set opposite a 'swan-neck' handle, enamelled in mottled turquoise and purplish-blue running glaze. 20th. 5 inch L; 3.75 inch H. The Estate of th

Chinese turquoise glazed hu-form vase. 19th century, 9.75" high.

Pair of 19th Century Chinese Turquoise Glazed Baluster Form Vases. Unsigned. Copper rim with incised floral motif encompassing the surface. Slight layer wear near rim. Measures 9-3/4" H. Shipping $72.

Pair of Chinese Pottery Turquoise Glazed Gu Form Vases, Mounted as Lamps The vases 7 3/4 in., 11 1/2 in. high (to socket).

(pair) Chinese glazed ceramic cat form neck pillows, molded in the form of a cat with facial features picked out in relief, accented by brown eyebrows, painted eyes, whiskers, and dots, the back decor

Two Chinese Glazed Ceramic Cat Form Neck Pillows. Larger: 7.5" x 14" x 5"

Chinese, turquoise glazed porcelain octagonal-form bottle vase with dolphin and ring handles, and low relief panel decoration of the four seasons, possible museum deaccession number and partial red "C