Porcelain Ceramics

Stunning Identical Pair of Chinese Export Carved Cinnabar Lacquer Bottle Vases of outstanding quality and generous proportions, made during the last quarter of the Nineteenth Century. Guangxu Period 1875-1908. The rounded bulbous body below a tall slender neck with flaired rim, ending on a polished brass circular spreading base support. The main body carved through deep layers of cinnabar lacquer depicting sectional floral...

This Lang-Yao porcelain vase is a beautiful vase with a bulging bottle shape. This decorative object is a Chinese vase from the Qing period, 19th century. Made of "Lang-yao" in...

19th century Chinese Oxblood Sang de Boeuf Langyao Flambe glazed large double gourd, Huluping bottle vase, Qing dynasty This double gourd bottle vase has a great bulbous body, a w...

Exceptional Japanese contemporary porcelain cup and saucer, hand-glazed in a stunning ruby red, black and mustard on a beautifully shaped body. This is a signed work by a highly accl...

Exquisite contemporary Japanese porcelain cup and saucer, hand-glazed in stunning signature wine red, a signed work from an exclusive series of...

A beautiful Sang-De-Boef vase. The baluster body rising from a spreading foot to a waisted neck, the exterior covered in a rich red glaze thinning to a mushroom tone near the rim, in...

Large pair of Chinese Sang de Boeuf glazed oxblood vases or jars having a baluster form body. They feature a small short lip on top with a 9 inch o...

Beautiful Chinese export Sang de Boeuf oxblood glazed porcelain vase. Features an unusually deep oxblood color with a glossy finish on the Langyao glaze. Typical whitish vertical run...

Large antique Chinese porcelain flambe hu form vase with applied pomegranate handles, circa late 19th-early 20th century. 17 1/2" high, 10 1/2" diameter. Good condition, rough spots ...

Very nice langyao baluster vase with a monochrome "sang de boeuf" glazed porcelain, atop of its original wooden base. The exterior is covered in a vitreous raspberry-red...

Rare pair of Chinese tianqiuping (globular) pottery vases feature mirror-like oxblood flambe copper red glazing with stamp on base, late 19th century. Measures: 17.75" H x 9" diam Tianqiuping; globular vases First developed during the Ming dynasty (1368–1644), these are notable for their heavily rounded bulbous bodies and long straight necks. During the Qing dynasty particularly in through the Qianlong period these became court favorites and were made using a wide variety of decorations. Among the wide range of antique Chinese vases this particular form is among the most enduring. Dazzling Copper-red glazes has throughout the history of Chinese porcelain been somewhat of the most sought after and at the same time, most difficult to achieve. During long period the carefully protected secrets of making them has turned out to be too well protected and the art has been lost. Because of this different red glazes has been invented and reinvented in the Chinese ceramic history - all with different names despite their superficial similarities. What brings them together are the fact that the glazes are all containing copper which turn red when fired in a reducing atmosphere. The earliest known copper-red glaze occurs on wares made in Shanxi during the Tang dynasty. Jun kilns...

Rare pair of Famille Verte Chinese Export seated dogs, each one in iron red glaze with expressive faces and dog collars. This item is at our Atlanta GA, Lo...