Oxblood Jar

When we first saw these vases we assumed them to be traditional early 20th century porcelains. On further investigation we found them to be rough hewn ceramics that an inspired soul ...

This tapered, ovoid ginger jar harkens back to the Song Dynasty (960 to 1279 AD) when artisans perfected the art of monochrome glazes.

Rich oxblood glaze with passages of flambe at the mouthrim.

Paul Millet for Sevres, France. Unique lidded ceramic jar with oxblood glaze. Ca. 1940. Marked. In excellent condition.

This round porcelain ginger jar dates to the late Qing dynasty and is finished with a rich red glaze often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" in the West.

A lovely pair of red ginger jars. These lidded gourd shaped jars are from Southern China. Pagoda Red Collection # BJC018

Par of monochrome ginger jar vases in oxblood. Chinese; first half of 20th Century.

A pair of oxblood red jars from Jiangxi Province, China with lids.

Early pair of oxblood or Sang de Boeuf red table lamps by Christopher Spitzmiller in a Classic "ginger jar" form. 23K gold water giltwood turned bases.

Large pair of Chinese Sang de Boeuf glazed oxblood vases or jars having a baluster form body.

A deep Sang de Boeuf (oxblood) glaze give the jars gorgeous color. They are large with substantial weight and sit atop carved rosewood stands.

Chinese oxblood flambe lidded jar mounted as a two-light table lamp, made in Hong Kong.

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period oxblood jar from the 18th or 19th century, with circular lid.

A large contemporary Thai oxblood water jar from Chiang Mai. Created in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand, this water jar attracts our attention with its oxblood finish and large proport...

A pair of vintage Chinese jars from the mid 20th century, with oxblood color and lids.

This contemporary take on the traditional ginger form emphasizes its rich color and elegant shape - characterized by its rounded body, high shoulders, and domed lid. The vase's deep,...

Sang de Boeuf glaze ginger jar with lid. Chinese, mid to late 19th century.

These tall porcelain ginger jars date to the late Qing dynasty and are finished with a rich red glaze often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" in the West.

A large Chinese porcelain oxblood Sang-de-boeuf glazed meiping Covered jar 19th century.

Vintage or antique accent or table lamp features the classic ginger jar or urn shaped body mounted on footed pedestal.

This Pair of Chinese Oxblood covered JARS are fabulous..having blue mixed in with the oxblood glaze The covered Jars themselves having ripple design to the bottom and the lids.

Unique stoneware lidded jar with matte oxblood glaze, 1948. Lid by Knud Andersen.

A pair of Chinese 19th century covered oxblood color ginger jars with lids.

Antique Oriental Chinese Porcelain Ceramic Jar then mounted on wood base as a table lamp. Lamp is 28 inches to top of shade

Large jar in oxblood glazed ceramic with a polished and patinated bronze lid by master Carl Halier with an engraved inscription on the lid: "Fra Sammenslutningen Af Havne - Og K...

Pair of Pottery Lamps Deep Oxblood Color ginger jar shaped

Oxblood and gold ginger covered jar. Fitz & Floyd "Renaissance" vase Size: 6" D x 10.5" D.

Sang de Boeuf glaze porcelain ginger jar (with lid) with a true oxblood color. There is an enhancing blue flambé flare around the vessel rim and the lid rim.

19th-20th century Chinese Sang de Boeuf oxblood ginger jar as lamp New wiring.