Chinese Gu

Chinese (gu) form. The narrow waist with small raised band and archaic decoration. With areas of gilding

Tall flaring neck and bell-form foot decorated with formal leaf lappets, the rounded mid-section with three extending flanges.

Copper repousse with matte silver-plated finish, set of three.
Height 8", 10" and 13". Signed by artist.

the case of China - a vast country witha rich and diverse history of poster art. Perhaps this was

A pair of Chinese porcelain turquoise glazed vases of gu form, each carved with a continuous

there's one called exactly Gu Yi Zhai. This collection comes from a Chinese Antiques Collector's Legacy

Pair of glazed Famille Rose sectional Gu vases Flowers vines Material: Ceramic Origin: China

Early 20th century Chinese Peking glass 'gu' form vases. Yellow with green overlay. Originating

An exceptionally fine pair of Chinese Cantonese hand decorated porcelain vases of rare outline gu

A unique red glass in a traditional Chinese GU-form vase of the Kangxi period, c 1700. Typical

by Gu Yeli, 2012, Unique piece early 20th Century Ming style wood chair, 'upscaled' by Shanghai

Beautiful epic mountain landscape by Chinese artist, Gu Quan (b.1934). Many Pines on a Cliff with

Chinese blue and white glazed gu-shaped vase.

Chinese, 19th century. An antique 19th century famille rose medallion "Gu" form vase with figural

A pair of Archaic form Gu, Chinese, mid-20th century. Carved of bowenite (new jade) of slightly

Circa 1900 Chinese archaistic style Gu form hexagonal ceramic vase with a wonderful deep chocolate

An elegantly shaped archaic style Chinese bronze Gu, beaker form vase molded with floral designs

The Fine Quality Chinese Export Enamel on Copper Gu Form Vase is a stunning example of traditional

These refined porcelain vases are sculpted in a traditional Chinese vase shape that dates back

A Chinese bronze gu-form vase. 17-18th century; 14-1/2 inches high (36.8 cm.) The beaker

. The paste is of the highest quality as are the painting and cobalt. Maiden Magu is the Chinese

Exquisite pair of table lamps converted from early 18th century Chinese export Qianlong (Ch'ien

FINE CARVED LIGHT CREAM BLANC-DE-CHINE PORCELAIN BEAKER VASES,15 1/2in/H X 5 1/4in/C,16 1/8 X 5 1/4

of authenticity from Gu Fang, eminent Chinese antiquities scholar.

Lovely Chinese trumpet vases with a Gu form shape mounted as table lamps on a brass ring base with

) ????/ying zhu shì zhái/: Yingzhu's House (5)??/jì liú/:sojourn (6)??/shan gu/: valley (How wonderful that

These unusual lacquered vases are sculpted in a traditional Chinese vase shape that dates back as

Originally cast in bronze, the gu vase form dates back nearly three thousand years. Characterized

A rare pair of bronze cast archaistic Gu vases with wood bases, 17th century. Late Ming-early Qing

A fine antique 19th century Chinese Qing dynasty Imperial green Celadon Gu shaped porcelain vase

A fine and decorative pair Chinese Qianlong marked gu shaped porcelain vases decorated in red sang

A beautiful set of two Chinese porcelain gu-form vases with hand painted cobalt blue decoration of

This is a very distinctive, large Chinese blue and white Gu-shaped beaker vase. The base has a

Authenticity” backed by jade bi authentication by Mr. Gu Fang- China's leading ancient jade specialist (Photo

signed by Chinese archaeologist Mr. Gu Fang accompanies (see photo)                     

Fantastic pair of detailed Chinese Gu porcelain vases turned lamps, great color, perfect glaze

Pair of Chinese celadon Gu-form vase with incised designe, the underside with four character mark.

These Chinese Export pair of rose medallion Gu vases are superb examples of the form and exemplify

Chinese porcelain vase, 19th century, Qing dynasty. The Gu shaped vase, covered in a thick Sang de

A monumental, circa 1805 ink on paper hanging scroll “hall painting” by Gu Yaozhang, with new silk

Chinese bronze GU form vase in gilded bronze. The upper flaring section with leaf-shaped panels

Pair of Chinese Peking Glass "GU" Vases dark blue in color with flared base and top with center

Pair of Chinese Pewter Gu vases with applied brass decorations from the mid-20th century. Please

Two lamped Chinese gu vase in white porcelain and cobalt blue, with brass pedestals and fixtures.

First Period Worcester porcelain vase, c. 1770. The vase modelled after a Chinese ‘Gu’ shaped vase

Large pair of sang de boeuf or oxblood red Chinese export vases converted to lamps on 23K water

early as in the 3rd century in Cui Baos Gu jin zhu, Chinese have considered zitan the most precious wood