Imperial Chinese Celadon Cracked Glaze Hu Vase

CHINESE PORCELAIN CELADON CRACKED GLAZE HANDLE ZUN VASE. H. 29cm. LOT451 TO LOT508 FROM COLLECTION OF PLUM BLOSSOM STUDIO. The owner of Plum Blossom Studio is Yakichiro Suma, a native of Akita, Japan.

CHINESE PORCELAIN CELADON CRACKED GLAZE BELL SHAPED VASE. H. 22cm. LOT252 TO LOT344 FROM COLLECTION OF ITALIAN DIPLOMAT GIUSEPPE ROS 1883-1948. Giuseppe Ros (1883-1948) was born in Naples, Italy on Au

Chinese Celadon crackle glaze vase of Hu form. Marked to underside. Measures 9 1/2" height.

A QING DYNASTY STYLE GUAN WARE CRACKLE CELADON GLAZE HU FORM VASE, after the Song (960-1279) dynasty prototype, fondly repeated by Emperor Yongzheng(1723-1735), the rectangular flared rim over a reces

Very fine and rare robin egg glaze 'Hu' vase with 3 moulded ram-heads on its shoulder. Height 305mm, 12"inch. 19th century.

A Chinese Song dynasty celadon hexagonal flower vase with cracked glaze. Measures: H: 15 cm; D: 9 cm. Circa: Song dynasty or pre-1800. Condition: Typical wear commensurate to age. Domestic shipping, p

Pair of Chinese glazed ceramic vases with cracked celadon glaze and fixed ring handles. [15" H x 9" Diam.]. Felt pads to base, adhesive residue, minor wear.

Chinese, 19th / 20th C. Light celadon green glaze vase with arrow handles. H. 29.5 cm (11 1/2 in.)

twin handled Hu vase with celadon crackle glaze, period mark to base, h 31cm

Chinese k'uan-type "hu" vase. Of archaic "hu" shape with a sloping neck, covered all over with a smooth bluish-celadon glaze suffused with a network of dark russet crackle permeated by finer golden ru

A Chinese celadon hu vase, Daoguang mark and of the period, with a wide body tapering towards the quatrefoil mouth rim, the neck flanked with lug handles, covered overall with an unctuous glaze of cel

Chinese high fired ceramic hu vase with lovely celadon crackle glaze. The slightly compressed pear-shaped body formed with eight facets all supported on a slightly splayed foot, set with two lug handl

Three Chinese Monochrome Glazed Porcelain Vases comprising a celadon glazed double-handle vase, a powder-blue ground rouleau vase, and a turquoise glaze hu-form vase. Height of tallest 14 in., 35.6 cm

The octagonal shaped body with a slightly flared rim, and a pair of tube handles on the neck, covered with a satin-smooth bluish-green glaze suffused with crackles, the foot rim left unglazed showing

Chinese Porcelain Vase 20th century, the Fang Hu-shaped vase with peach medallions and a celadon glaze, with a six-character Ch'un Lung mark on the base. h. 8-1/4"

Chinese Celadon Crackle Glaze Vases (2) items, both unmarked, including a square long-necked vase having Ge type 'gold thread and iron wire' double crackle yellowish glaze and a Longquan hu form vase

CHINESE CELADON HU-FORM CERAMIC VASE, having a thick heavily-crackled glaze. Five stilt marks from manufacturing on base, otherwise unmarked. 19th century or later. 11 1/4" H.Several small flakes on u

Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Hu-Form Vases now mounted as lamps, with a celadon crackle glaze, on giltwood bases. h. 16-1/2", dia. 7-1/4"

The hexagon vase embodies layers of archaistic references. Its glaze reinterprets rare Song dynasty imperial Ru ware. Vase robustly potted with a globular body tapering to a waisted neck, all supporte

A Chinese Song dynasty Guan kiln gourd vase with double handles and cracked glaze. Measures: H: 22 cm; L: 15.5 cm; W: 8 cm. Circa: Song dynasty or pre-1800. Condition: Typical wear commensurate to age

Features a hand painted blue floral all over design. Enhanced with five toed imperial dragons in celadon glaze. Signed with a six character mark on bottom. Measures 22" x 13" Very good condition with

THREE CHINESE CRACKLE GLAZE POTTERY VESSELS - Lot includes: a 5 1/4” H green celadon Tou Hu Arrow Vase; a beige glazed pot vessel with two stylized handles, 3 1/4” H x 5” dia.; and a 9“ H ligh

Chinese Guan Ware-style Vase, probably late 19th=-early 20th century in date, emulates in shape and glaze the celadon Guan :official" ware made for the imperial court in the 12-13th centuries.

Ceramic vase with a greyish, cracked, pale glossy and unctuous celadon glaze typical of Song Dynasty Guanyao pottery. The shape is originally derived from the ancient bronze "Hu" prototypes which are