Persimmon Glazed Ting Baluster Vase

The elegant baluster body rising from a short spreading foot to a rounded shoulder rising to a tall ribbed neck with everted floral rim, covered overall with a mottled golden rust-brown colored glaze,

The ovoid body supported on a tall splayed foot, rising to a trumpet neck to a floral mouth, applied allover with a lustrous brown-black glaze stopping at the foot to reveal the white buff body, 12.3

Of slender pear shape body with tapered neck rising to a flared mouth rim, covered allover with a mottled rust-brown glaze, the foot unglazed revealing the white body, height 14.3 inches. Provenance:

Rare Chinese Persimmon Glazed Baluster Vase. The ovoid body supported on a splayed foot surmounted with a tall neck and flared rim, covered overall†with†a rich and opaque persimmon-colored

Rising from straight circular foot, the globular bodyrising to a long neck with flared mouth rim, the neck flanked by two lugs, overall suffused to the exterior with lustrous brown glaze. The base bea

Of elegant pear shaped body with a slender neck and wider rim, covered allover with a persimmon colored glaze mottled with iron black patches, 11.3 in high. Provenance: From the collection of Carl Sch

Of broad shoulders with a short neck tapering to a slender base, covered allover with a persimmon colored glazed suffused with dark patches, 11.5 in high. Provenance: From the collection of Carl Schmi

Chinese Yaozhou Persimmon Glazed Meiping Vase Of elegant baluster form sweeping up to a small waisted neck and wide flared rim, covered overall with a _x000B_lustrous iridescent copper-colored glaze,

Chinese persimmon glazed ting ewer. Stoutly potted with ovoid body mounted with a double spout and a slender neck attached to a curved strap handle, the body freely incised with leafy peony scrolls, a

A FAHUA GLAZED BALUSTER VASE, MING DYNASTY China, 17th century. The ceramic vase with a baluster body decorated with jeweled pendants cascading down the shoulder above birds, flowers, and figures, the

Chinese persimmon glazed ting bowl. Of wide conical form with gently rounded sides rising from a short foot rim, evenly covered all over with a lustrous russet-brown glaze, the rim unglazed revealing

19th Century, Qing period. having bold colors, lightening near rim. H14†Private Collection of a Richmond, Virginia Family.

Chinese peach bloom glazed baluster vase, 18.5"h.

Stoutly potted with ovoid body mounted with a double spout and a slender neck attached to a curved strap handle, the body freely incised with leafy peony scrolls, applied with an opaque russet-brown g

Chinese†Yazhou Persimmon Glazed Vase, Yuhuchunping. Potted with a pear-shaped body supported on a low splayed foot, rising to a tall waisted neck and a flared mouth, covered overall with a lustr

The rounded cup with flared rim and splayed foot resting within a recessed circular stand with lobed rim supported on a hollow splayed foot, covered overall with a mottled persimmon colored glaze, the

Of elegant ovoid body with broad shoulders tapering to a waisted neck to a flared mouth rim, covered overall with a lustrous persimmon colored glaze stopping just short of the unglazed base and foot r

Fine Ding Persimmon Glazed Vase. The elegant tall ovoid body with rounded shoulders rising to a flaring neck, covered overall with a lustrous persimmon color glaze stopping neatly above the base, the

Finely potted of wide conical shape with Quatre-lobed petal rim, evenly covered with a lustrous russet-brown glaze transforming to a darker brown below the rim, the unglazed foot rim revealing the fin

A Chinese Blue Glazed Baluster Vase. With Kangxi mark Height: 8"

A Chinese Cobalt Glazed Baluster Vase. Decorated with copper red glazed fish, bearing an underglaze blue six-character Kangxi mark within double blue rings on the underside Height: 12"

Chinese flambe glazed baluster vase, covered in a thick glaze of deep red and purple tones, 17"h.

A Chinese parcel gilt black glazed baluster vase now as a lampheight to top of rim 18in (46cm); diameter 7in (18cm)

Chinese flambé glazed baluster vase; circa 1900; H: 14 1/4" (approx.); wood stand