China Mei-Ping monochrome vase: Peach Blossom Qing

small monochrome meiping vase in light blue porcelain with brown spots.

CHINA, QING DYNASTY A Chinese porcelain monochrome blue elongated vase. The vase sits on a flared foot with raised rings rising into an elongated Meiping form with flat rim. The underside bears a seal

China.Qing Dynasty. Qian Long period. A blue-glazed vase.D5in + H9.65in

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE CELESTE MONOCHROME MEIPING VASE Late Qing. 24 cm high.

CHINESE MONOCHROME MEIPING FORM VASE: Chinese late Qing dynasty green monochrome vase, of the Meiping form. Approx. 12.5'' h x 9'' w.

Two Chinese scholar's porcelain table wares: a peach-blossom glaze gourd vase, a mini covered tureen decorated with ancient sage motifs, 19th century; a Korean celadon glaze mini Meiping vase; all in

TWO MONOCHROME BALUSTER VASES Qing dynasty, 19th century The first with an iron-red glaze of meiping profile with slender waisted body and sloping shoulders but with a tall flaring cylindrical neck mo

China, Qing Dynasty, Doucai Meiping vase, short neck on wide rounded shoulders curving downward, with petal lappets around the base and below the neck painted in blue and orange in a floral interlocki

China, Qing Dynasty, blue Meiping vase, small mouth, wide shoulders, sides tapering to flat base, dark blue glaze throughout with white rim, Qianlong mark on base. Height 22 in.

China, Qing Dynasty, blue Meiping vase, small mouth, wide shoulders, sides tapering to flat base, dark blue glaze throughout with white rim, Qianlong mark on base. Height 22 in.

China, Qing Dynasty, Wucai Meiping vase, small mouth, short neck, wide shoulders, sides severely tapering to flat base, colorful borders and scene of robed figures in a garden landscape. Height 13 1/2

Lustrous Qing Meiping or Plum Vase. Thick Chinese porcelain shaped into a traditional Meiping form, with a narrow base, wide body, narrow neck, and a small opening. The exterior is uniformly coated in

Blue and White Famille Rose Peaches Meiping Vase Height:20cm, Diam.14.5cm, Welcome to our highly recommended section, the rare and old collection from Mr. Wu, the descendants of Wu Hongming's family,

QING DYNASTY, APOCRYPHAL MARK KANGXI 19TH CENTURY In very good condition, minor firing imperfections and minor surface wear, the narrow mouth closed by a lamp mount. Provenance: from an important nobl

Two Porcelain Vases qing dynasty (1644-1911) the first a copper red and underglaze blue meiping vase painted with fruiting peach trees, bearing an apocryphal Kangxi six-character mark to the underside

Craquele-Vase China, Qing-Dynastie, 19. Jahrhundert Meiping Vase grün glasiert. H. 14,5 cm.

China, Qing Dynasty brown glaze Meiping vase, small mouth with rounded lip, wide shoulders, sides tapering to slightly flared base, painted in a mottled lustrous brown throughout. Height 4 1/2 in.

Three Qing & Ming-Style PorcelainsThree various Chinese porcelains, including: Qing-style blue monochrome meiping vase; Ming-style doucai stem cup, 6-character mark; together with Qianlong-style turqu

Chinese Qing Blue monochrome porcelain vase. The porcelain shaped into a traditional Meiping form, with a narrow base, wide body, slender neck easing to form a petite opening. The exterior masterfully

Dimensions: 9-7/8" H x 6-1/4" Dia. Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Yongzheng blue and white peach abundant Meiping vase. The porcelain shaped into a traditional Meiping form, thick potted, with a narrow

Measurements: Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Jiaqing famille jaune meiping porcelain jar. The porcelain shaped into a traditional Meiping form, large, thick and tall potted, heavy body on shoulder, slen

Chinese oxblood glaze vase, the miniature meiping form with all over claret red glaze with splashes of peach blossom mottled pink and green glaze, en suite with a ring form base, apropychal six charac

China, Song Dynasty, Carved Cizhou Meiping Vase, with a slender ovoid body, with a dark brown glaze incised with six sprigs of peony blossoms above a band of overlapping petals, with a narrow band of

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely pair of porcelain vases, each boasting a reverse pear-shaped body, a slender, elongated neck, and a circular, flared rim, all sitting upon