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Bien Hoa Ceramic

Bien Hoa Ceramic Vase Vietnam Asian 20th Century Large 22 in
Bien Hoa Ceramic Vase Vietnam Asian 20th Century Large 22 in

Bien Hoa Ceramic Vase Vietnam Asian 20th Century Large 22 in

Located in Lake Worth, FL

Offering One Of Our Recent Palm Beach Estate Fine Art Acquisitions Of A Vintage Bien Hoa Ceramic Vase Vietnam 20th Century Approximate Measurements in Inches 21 1/2" high 12" wide ...

Category

Mid-20th Century Vietnamese Ceramics

Materials

Ceramic

Large Vietnamese Bien-Hoa black ceramic vase decorated with dancers - circa 1930
Large Vietnamese Bien-Hoa black ceramic vase decorated with dancers - circa 1930

Large Vietnamese Bien-Hoa black ceramic vase decorated with dancers - circa 1930

Located in Beuzevillette, FR

Large and wide Vietnamese vase from the Bien-Hoa kilns in black enamelled ceramic with decorations of dancers, dancers, warriors in relief.

Category

Vintage 1930s Vietnamese Antiquities

Materials

Ceramic

School of Bien-Hoa Glazed Ceramic Vase Decors De Sages, Circa 1930
School of Bien-Hoa Glazed Ceramic Vase Decors De Sages, Circa 1930

School of Bien-Hoa Glazed Ceramic Vase Decors De Sages, Circa 1930

Located in Beuzevillette, FR

Glazed ceramic vase from the Bien-hoa school, decorated with six sages of the Taoist tradition.

Category

Early 20th Century Vietnamese Chinoiserie Ceramics

Materials

Ceramic

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