A taotie patterned copper vase with elephant head shaped ears

W:21cm H:29.5cm Weight:3.06kg

L:12.5cm W:7cm H:26cm Weight:1.51kg

L:14.5cm H:27cm Weight:2.74kg

W:12cm H:8.5cm Weight:480g

L:15cm W:13cm H:16cm Weight:920g

An interesting copper double handled Elephant head vase. Made of all copper. Signed at base "Chinese Ming Dynasty 1368-1644 by Clayton B. Eichkern. Unknown authorship.Dimensions:13”h x 5”d

Of quadrangular form, set to the sides with a pair of beast head-shaped ears, painted to the exterior with dragon and phoenix medallions, all against a celadon ground. H: 40.3cm 19世紀 &#3

A fine Bronze Vase, decorated with embossed patterns of God of Fortune, with two lion head-shaped ears, marked as " made in Xuande Period, Ming Dynasty" at the bottom.

Chinese Underglaze Red & Underglaze Blue Porcelain Landscape Hu-shaped Vase with applied Elephant Head & Trunk handles in blue; the front a scene of a mountain village with figures reading and fishing

Unusual form, 14 inches tall, double handle elephant heads, triangular shaped body with incised design and enameled decoration, nice condition

Chinese oxblood flambe ceramic group includes Oxblood and black brush pot (4.25"H x 3"W); Brush pot with applied features (4.25"H x 3.25"W); Elephant head double handled vase, hexagon shaped body, fla

Pair 19th C Chinese Canton Enamel over Copper Vases well painted with panels of figures against an overall Yellow and pink background with scrolling flowers; pairs of raised & shaped Lion Head Handles

A Delicate Pair of Copper Gilt Cloisonne Enamel Flower Phoenix Dragon-ear-shaped Vases From Qing DynastySize: 39.9cmx26.2cm

Superb Chinese Inlaying Copper Edge Red Glaze Porcelain Sheep Head Double Ears Big Vase w Yongzheng Mark Dimension: 430 x 210 x 210(mm) 16.93 x 8.27 x 8.27(inches) 8.54 lbs/3876 g

Two  Chased Brass and Copper Vessels 19th Century comprising a Tibetan teapot with mythical beast handle and an elephant head spout, and an Indian chased bottle-form vase.Height of taller, 11 1/2

A Pair of Famille Rose Square Vases by Yu Chun, Late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Each of these square shaped vases has two ears in the shape of a beast head with a ring in its mouth. Each vase is painte

China, antique, tripod vase, flared mouth, skinny neck, bowl shaped body on three animal head ears, raised animal head on one side, painted in dark brown with red splashes. Height 8 1/4 in.

with a pear-shaped body surmounted by a slender tapered neck and a garlic-head mouth, decorated with a striding dragon amidst flaming clouds, with a band of plantain around the neck and upright lappet

Comprising of an octagonal bowl supported on a lotus plant-shaped feet, covered overall with a green glaze, D: 18.5cm x H: 9.1cm; and a quadrangular olive form vase with a pair of lion head ears, cove

The pear-shaped body connected to a tall neck, slightly flaring flower-form mouth molded as unfurling petals. Cover with a sky-blue glaze, molded with two beast-head ears. H: 33cm 天藍&#37

A Chinese Ming type octagonal meiping vase, decorated with a phoenix amongst flower sprays; added: a gilt bronze incense burner with taotie head handles; extra added: a sang-de-boeuf begonia shaped va

pail coal bin, fireplace accessory shaped with cylindrical form elongated spout lower and upper handles lion head accents, vintage probably antique, re purpose as umbrella stand, vase, wood bin, decor

W:21cm H:31.5cm Weight:3.67kg

L:15cm W:13.5cm H:15.5cm Weight:1.6kg