Chinese Orange Glaze

Contemporary Chinese orange splattered glaze porcelain vase. Narrow opening.

This phoenix tail vase is the perfect example of enduring Chinese symbolism and design. The body and flared neck of the vase bears a cartouche painting containing a picturesque scene...

Pr. Chinese large double gourd deep orange glazed vases, unmarked.

This vase is the perfect example of enduring Chinese symbolism and design. Each side of the ginger jar bears a cartouche painting containing a picturesque scene. Attendants watch ove...

Contemporary Chinese pair deep blue glazed lamps with ginger jar shape. New Belgian linen shades. Base 9" diameter x 13" tall. Overall height 21.5". Shade diameter 16".

Chinese pottery container with green and amber glaze, decorated with bands of incised lines, and supported by three legs. Age: China, Han Dynasty, 206 B.C. - A.D. 220 Size: Height ...

This artisan garden seat captures the eye with its vibrant hand-painted motifs and sleek, modern design. Featuring a circular top that gracefully tapers into a neck before expanding ...

When this unique jar was made in the 1920s, the world was in the middle of a new artistic movement called Art Deco: it combined many different motifs, including the exotic styles of ...

Dated to the early 20th century, this elegant porcelain plate brightens its surroundings with a soft, peachy-orange glaze. The plate is decorated in gilt linework with a spray of peo...

Yellow-Glazed Twin-Handled Vase Porcelain vase in the style of the Ming Dynasty, featuring a yellow glaze and twin handles. The base bears a six-character mark—大明弘治年製—translating to...

Made in the 1920s in China’s Zhejiang province, this lovely phoenix tail vase is modeled after an ancient form developed in the Bronze Age. The decoration, however, is firmly rooted ...

Drawing on the traditional ginger jar form, this round jar from the 1920s exhibits the clean lines and gilded refinement that helped to define the Art Deco style of Shanghai and Tian...

Drawing on the traditional ginger jar form, this round jar from the 1920s exhibits the clean lines and gilded refinement that helped to define the Art Deco style of Shanghai and Tian...

A set or four (4) glazed pottery courtesan tomb attendants from the Tang Dynasty. It is usually a treat when you find a pair of these Minqui figures but when you have four; the displ...

Called phoenix tail for its graceful, flared top, the form of vase dates to China’s Bronze Age, but the look is decidedly 20th century. Made in 1920 in China's Zhejiang province, the...

Alongside spiritual icons and incense burners, altars used for ancestor worship were ritually laden with offerings of food and ripe fruits. Known as an offering fruit, this ceramic B...

Rare, pure form, Asian salmon glazed vase with intriguing blue and white markings on the interior, glazed bottom and over all perfect proportions.

The impressive gilt decoration on this vintage vase has mellowed to a timeless elegance over the past century. The graceful and auspicious hand-painted cranes amidst pine represent l...

Simple bold form, solid Chinese style orange glaze, mounted on original walnut base.

Chinese porcelain was exotic, the colors were beautiful and bright, gifted ceramicists made designs that were durable and useful and the craze to collect them spread across the world...

A Blanc De Chine lamp depicting a standing figure Quan Yin holding aloft a basket of roses set on a wooden base and featuring a unique original silk shade in the shape of a lotus flo...

A very stylish Hall China Company, Ohio, Art Deco orange glazed airflow shaped teapot and cover dating from the 1930's.

Contemporary Chinese orange splattered glaze porcelain vase Narrow opening.

A piece of very interesting Chinese imperial architectural history found in an old estate in the States, on offer is a roundel roof tile for an imperial building, conventionally fitt...