Pair Blue and Turquoise Iznik Vases, Late 19th Century

Elevate your collection with this striking early 20th-century Moroccan ceramic urn, distinguished by its bold blue and white glaze and intricate diamond-shaped piercings on the lid. ...

This charming 20th-century blue pottery urn, or confit pot, features a classic silhouette with two elegantly curved handles. Its rich blue glaze brings a vibrant touch, balanced by n...

This charming 20th-century blue pottery urn, or confit pot, features a classic silhouette with two elegantly curved handles. Its rich blue glaze brings a vibrant touch, balanced by n...

Oversized ceramic vase with blue & cream glaze, beautiful weight and thickness.

The blue, red and green painted decoration consisting of a large central floral medallion amidst intersecting floriated tendrils within saaz leaf wreath, the base with maker's mark a...

A pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel vases with turquoise blue ground and taotie mask decoration, early 20th century. The vases are constructed in baluster form with wide flared rims and feature characteristic cloisonné work with multicolored enamels set within gilt copper wires. The decoration is applied over a bronze body, visible at the rims and foot rings, consistent with cloisonné. Each vase is decorated in horizontal registers centered around bands of large taotie masks in multicolored enamel, rendered in symmetrical profiles and outlined in copper cloisons. These taotie motifs alternate in color, including deep red, cobalt blue, olive green, and purple tones. The central band is bordered by narrower friezes of ruyi-heads, leiwen (thunder) patterns, stylized floral elements, and eye motifs framed by archaistic triangular lappets. Around the shoulders, a chevron band of lanceolate leaf motifs with white floral emblems is set above additional stylized animal mask motifs featuring eyes and horns. The flared necks are further decorated with mirrored scrollwork and smaller taotie devices on a turquoise leiwen ground, terminating in a ruyi band along the interior and exterior of the rim. These vases are representative of late Qing cloisonné production, which emphasized large-format vessels with elaborate archaistic ornamentation inspired by Shang and Zhou bronze...

PAIR of Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Period-style (Mid-20th Century) globular, white porcelain vases with blue scroll and floral designs accented by gold line work. (mark on bottoms...

China, early 20th century Excellent condition for this pair of enameled and gilded cloisonné vases with floral motifs. On the bottom of each paper label with inventory number written...