Oxblood Ceramic

The lamps are also known as oxblood lamps or flambé glaze lamps. They are a type of traditional Chinese ceramic art that originated during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and reached th...

Unique Danish Art Deco handled vase from the acknowledged ceramic manufacturer Michael Andersen & Søn. Made ca 1920s to 30s.

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.

Rare and large lidded jar from the Danish ceramic studio L. Hjorth. Most likely made ca 1930s. The jar features stylized figurines in ornamental movements and reminds of a mytholog...

An unusual tall oxblood Japanese studio ceramic. Heavily textured surface with intricate circular detailing.

This exquisite pair of table lamps features the iconic Sang de Boeuf, or "oxblood," glaze—a classic ceramic technique prized for its deep, multidimensional crimson hue and glass-like...

French Mid 20th Century ceramic figure of a man in Sang de Boeuf, oxblood red, glaze presented on a metal 'tige' and marble base.

Featuring richly textured volcanic matte black glaze cascading over vivid oxblood red ceramic bodies, these sculptural forms embody the bold experimental aesthetic that defined Germa...

This pair of striking Chinese flambé glazed porcelain vases showcases the mastery of traditional ceramic artistry. Deep oxblood-red hues serve as the background for cascading streaks...

Auguste Delaherche (1857-1940) Rare oxblood “sang‑de‑boeuf” glazed stoneware vase, France, circa 1920 A superb, wheel‑thrown stoneware vase by Auguste Delaherche, notable for its e...

A perfectly proportioned, wide bowl in a lush, modulated oxblood glaze. Signed: Åke Holm