Chinese Red Jars

Vibrant red carved opaque glass jar. Qianlong incised four-character mark within a square. Purchased from a New York Private collector. Masterfully hand carved with four scenes of...

A splendid pair of 18th century style Chinese temple jar lamps of grand scale, in Sang de Boeuf glaze. China, mid/late 20th century.  Why we like them Richly coloured, of well-draw...

Late 19thC. Q'ing Dynasty Shanghai Palace Jar Pedestal ( pair available, priced and sold separately )

Pair of red Royal Copenhagen china covered jars with lids.

Pair of Chinese porcelain ceramic quadrilateral ginger jars with wooden lids, the vessel exteriors hand-painted with iron red foo dog or lion figures, lotus flowers in the famille ro...

This tapered, ovoid ginger jar harkens back to the Song Dynasty (960 to 1279 AD) when artisans perfected the art of monochrome glazes. The vase's deep, rich red glaze is often called...

Sancai, or three color glaze, is a staple of traditional Chinese ceramic decoration. This bowl displays the pattern and coloration known as egg and spinach, an eye-catching display t...

These two ginger jars exemplify the quiet strength of Chinese monochrome copper-red ware.

Its presence is strong and understated, revealing the quiet beauty of deep copper-red glaze on Chinese stoneware. The glaze shifts in tone as it moves down the jar, pooling into warm...

Based on prototypes fired in ancient Chinese kilns, this jar's perfect proportions haven't changed much since the Bronze Age.

Based on prototypes fired in ancient Chinese kilns, this jar's perfect proportions haven't changed much since the Bronze Age.

This petite oval jar is decorated with colorful and bold enamels in the style of famille verte porcelain ware. Made with a highly refined paste resulting in an exceptionally fine gra...

With its Classic form, this round melon jar is the perfect canvas for its rich, peach blossom glaze. For many Qing-dynasty elite, peach blossom was a preferred finish to fine ceramic...

These Chinese red lacquered pots are from Guizhou, China and can be used as beautiful accessories accents.

Enhance your space with this vintage Chinese red flower porcelain vase, featuring hand-painted floral motifs and timeless elegance. Perfect for collectors. We sell items as acquir...

Each with applied dot border and impressed with iron red rectangular panel with Chinese characters. Provenance: From the Collection of Mario Buatta, New York, NY.

Created by Beijing-based artist Deng Ying exclusively for PAGODA RED, this limited edition hand painted ginger jar is one of a series playfully drawing on the Chinese tradition of bl...

Based on vessels fired in ancient Chinese kilns, this jar's perfect proportions haven't changed much since the Bronze Age.

Based on vessels fired in ancient Chinese kilns, this jar's perfect proportions haven't changed much since the Bronze Age.

Charged with the humble task of storing dry goods, this large earthenware jar is distinguished by its tapered form and beautifully imperfect glazed exterior. The upper half of the ve...

Based on vessels fired in ancient Chinese kilns, this jar's perfect proportions haven't changed much since the Bronze Age.

The melon shape is respected by the Chinese not only as a form but as a symbol for proliferation. These contemporary ceramics call back to the Song Dynasty (960 to 1279) when artisan...

Colorful Chinese red ginger jar converted to a table lamp.

This petite wooden ginger jar charms with squat proportions and a red lacquer finish with fantastic, timeworn texture. Composed of turned wood, the small jar has rounded sides with a...