Chinese Gourd

A lovely and vibrant vintage Chinese carved red, orange, and white Peking glass double gourd "logevity" vase, circa 1960's, China.

Triple gourd Chinese vases are very unusual and rare. This decoration is highly sought after and these being in perfect condition is also uncommon for their size and age.

The classic gourd form of this snuff bottle accentuates the design and the Peking glass is carved through to reveal "windows" that showcase two Chinese dragons, one blue spouting fir...

A masterfully carved hulu gourd snuff bottle by the esteemed artist Ruan Guang Yu (阮光宇, 1903-1960), a seminal figure in the realm of gourd carving.

Victoria Hagan Celadon Vase with Botanical designs. Gorgeous scale and soft Celadon color perfect as a room accent for your Design Project.

Porcelain Double Gourd Vase with Golden Dragon This Chinese porcelain vase features a golden dragon wrapping around the lower bulb, symbolizing power and good fortune.

Ge Glazed Triple-Spout Double-Gourd Vase This Chinese porcelain vase features a double-gourd form with a distinctive triple-spout neck.

A pair of fabulous vintage Asian vases. This pair of Asian vases are in a beautiful shade of red with amazing details of dragons and flowers. It is an amazing piece to add to any roo...

This piece was carved in the period of "Republic of China" 1911-1949. This jade piece is certified natural without treatments or enhancements.

A very fine and stylish antique oriental, Chinese attributed, cloisonne double gourd vase dating from the latter 19th century.

Height of base and vase 14.5. Light green triple gourd in the Chinese taste. Water gilded wood base.

A Pair Of Large Cloisonne´ Enamel Double Gourd Bottle Vases Late Qing Dynasty, 19th century The Chinese bottle vases are made of porcelain with an intricate enamel cloisonné flora...

Chinese copper red-glazed gourd vases refer to a specific type of ceramic ware produced in China, characterized by their shape and distinctive red glaze.

A remarkable reinterpretation of the traditional Chinese double-gourd vessel, this sculptural porcelain lamp transforms a classic form into a contemporary work of art.

Because these were frequently dried and used as bottles by physicians, the calabash has come to symbolize good health and fecundity. In Chinese tradition, you will often see a ribbo...

19th century soapstone desk seal. Features a Chinese character sitting with gourds, from Qing dynasty.

"In China the gourd was particularly revered as a symbol of fortune and scholarship.

Pair of butter yellow Chinese hand painted gourd form vases. Painted with orange pairs of fancy goldfish to the front as well as the back along with aquatic flora.

The teapot is fitted with the original domed hinged cover surmounted with an embossed silver finial modelled in the form of a lobed gourd/bud. This Chinese silver teapot is fitted w...

The design is based on the wulu (bottle gourd), a traditional Chinese symbol of good fortune, longevity, and positive energy.

The shape of Daum’s vase was inspired by the Chinese huluping, a gourd-shaped vase full of auspicious meanings, from fertility to immortality and happiness.

He is often depicted as a limp and disheveled old man walking on a crush and holding a Calabash gourd. In both Chinese and Japanese culture, he was beloved and worshipped due to his ...

The plethora of freshly harvested vegetables includes new season ginger, Chinese wax gourd, butterbur, welsh onion, Japanese radish, sweet potato, lotus root, soy beans and aubergine.