Wucai Vase

A pair of Chinese Wucai porcelain vases decorated with dragons and flowers and in tones of red blue and orange.

Its a unfinished Wucai vase. Half Baked, the 2nd firing with colors never happened.

A colorful vintage ginger jar, crafted in Jingdezhen, China in the 1970s, is a beautiful example of wucai porcelain. Decorated with a vibrant figural scene depicting a mother and c...

Porcelain vase painted in wucai glazes within reserves with decoration of chrysanthemum plants and peonies on a dense background with fish scale pattern painted in red. Oggetto in bu...

A fabulous and very decorative pair of Louis XVI style dore bronze mounted Chinese porcelain Wucai covered urns. These are truly a beautiful pair of urns, with wucai colors, which in...

Sharing with you this fantastic transitional period Wucai / Ko-Akae dish. 17th century, circa 1620-1640 The dish is decorated in the interior with a scene of a crane. Clouds, flower...

The vases’ porcelain bodies were crafted in the 17th century in China and feature beautiful ‘Wucai’ (‘five color’) decoration.

The jar features a balanced and robust form, typical of the Transitional period, which was a time of significant change and innovation in Chinese porcelain art. The decoration is exu...

A pair of 19th century Chinese chests with wucai (5 colors) painted vases with other Chinese symbols including lotus blossoms, pomegranates and peaches.

The object is then overglazed with a variety of colors. Like this vase, wucai porcelain made during the later Qing dynasty was often decorated with finely decorated motifs carefully ...

Pair of Wucai Chinese porcelain vases with floral panels of chrysanthemums and rich green leaves within interlocking cartouches with scalloped borders and surrounds of coral painted ...

Pair of wucai, meaning five colors, vases from Beijing, China.

Hand-sculpted by an artisan from China's Jiangxi province, these contemporary standing vases pay colorful tribute to the time-honored style of wucai ware.

Delightfully painted figures doing various activities. Double underglaze double circle mark. (Brown mark on foot, from vase being pasted to wooden stand. Can be cleaned off.)

A pair of Chinese porcelain Wucai balustrade vases on wooden bases, Circa 19th century.

A pair of small-scale Kangxi period Wucai porcelain jars, decorated with floral and foliate motifs. Later wooden lids (one slightly damaged). P. 8.

Decoration is thus revealed. This vase belongs to the Wucai family. The wucai are characterised by a lack of patterns lines, but, unlike traditional blue and white chinas, Wucai def...

Wanli Dinasty (1573-1620) Wucai (five colours) lidded jar depicting blossoming flowers on branches and a possibly associated lid depicting children playing. Distressed conditions: h...

A medium sized Chinese Transitional Wucai porcelain Vase dating, circa 1640 and transformed into a lamp with a hand-carved giltwood base.

A late 19th century Chinese Wucai chintz pattern stoneware vase of facetted baluster form, decorated with phoenixes, flowers and foliage within lobed reserves on a scrollwork ground ...

the above decor dignitary surrounded by servants in a rocky landscape, bottom part decorated with pomegranate and flowers. gilt bronze mounts in the 19th century

Pair of 17th century Chinese Wucai porcelain table lamp bases with bronze mountings. Very fine details and rich colored decor depicting children playing families scenes and conversat...