CHINESE CHING DYNASTY PAIR BRONZE VASE LAMPS

Here is an exquisite pair of Zhou Dynasty bronze Chinese altar vessels. They have been turned into lamps. You are bidding on 2 bronzes in one auction. They measures about 24" tall. They still retain t

A pair (2) of James Mont Mid-Century Hollywood Regency Chinese Neolithic (Shang Dynasty) bronze four sided panel rectangular vase lamps having "Taotie" mask designs. Marked Japan on underside. Shade d

Fine pair Chinese Export porcelain vase lamps, Qing Dynasty, polychrome decorated and gilt porcelain hexagonal baluster vases with gilt bronze mounts, each panel decorated with figures in garden scene

Pair Chinese powder blue porcelain vase lamps, Qing Dynasty, polychrome decorated baluster vases, famille verte panels of birds and flowers, on powder blue ground, mounted as lamps on gilt bronze base

possibly late Qing dynasty, each of baluster form, mounted on gilt bronze tiered bases, vase 12-3/4 in., 29 in. to finial Provenance: Property from a Prominent Sewickley, Pennsylvania Family

Pair of Chinese celadon lamps, 16th/19th century Ming dynasty or later, gilt bronze bases Photos of provenance receipts attached Porcelain vase portion: 10.5" Total height: 22.25"

Ming Dynasty. The pair of bronze vases is pear-shaped, with bronze- brown colour tone overall. The body of the vase is decorated with a section of imperial designs. Above that there is a various of co

Chinese, 17th C Ming dynasty. Pair of bronze Gu vases with silver foliate and lotus inlay decoration. The base with two character mark, inlaid in silver Shi-Sou. H. 20.2 cm ( 8 in.) Provenance: Pao &

Late Qing Dynasty, a near pair bronze vases after archaic Gu vessels, good condition, each with a wood base, private New York City collection, 12 1/4" high (without wooden base), 8 5/8" diameter (mout

Pair of Chinese lacquered bronze vase lamps, the vases decorated with panels containing seated figures executed in colored and gold lacquer, on carved wood bases. Each vase appx 4 1/2"h, lamp 9 1/2"h

Pair Chinese Archaistic Bronze Vases Mounted as Lamps. Pear Shape with Twin Dog and Ring Handles, Molded with Characters and Geometric Forms with Wooden Base & Cap. Sliding Tube to adjust Lamp Shade.

A pair of French gilt bronze mounted Chinese cream crackle glazed porcelain bottle vases now as lampsoverall height 30 1/2in (77.5cm); diameter of vase 7in (18cm)

Height: 27cm, width: 17cm, weight: 3784G

China,Qing Dynasty Bronze vase body decorated with avian and botanical motifs supported by a wood base.,W/ harp approx. 45" t x 9" w x 9" d.W/o harp approx. 35" tall From the collection of a North Sci

DESCRIPTION: Two matching single socket electric lamp bases, each composed of a bronze gu ("beaker vase") decorated with songbird and taotie reliefs and leiwen ("thunder patterns"). Each piece is moun

Pair of Chinese bronze vases mounted as table lamps. The archaic form vases with loose ring handles mounted with wood caps and bases. Converted to two-light table lamps. (Dimension of vases: 14 1/4" x

Pair of Bronze-Mounted Chinese Porcelain Vase-Lamps, porcelain of bottle-form decorated in famille rose enamels with figures and flowers, h. 11 1/2 in., gilt bronze mounts and green fabric shades, h.

Large Handmade and painted Chinese Qing Dynasty Vase Lamp measures 33.5"H x 9"W Lamp with shade 33.5"H x 15"W Yellow Urn measures 18 1/4"H x 9"W Lamp Shades are not the correct fit for the lamps.

Chinese Qing Dynasty large Tianqiuping globular vases, the matte brown surfaces with exquisite thickly hand-enameled auspicious peaches and flowering tree branches in low relief, 18th / 19th century,

PAIR OF CHINESE HAN DYNASTY BRONZE VASES H. 58 cm. Weight 30400 gram.

The gold splash bronze with mythocal beast with half-releif handles. Two Character mark on the base, Xuande. Height: 12 inches Diameter: 10 inches Condition: Once a lamp. Drilled through mark on base

19th cen, xuan de mark, both drilled for lamp, both measure 16.5"h 6"w

Pair of Chinese Bronze Vases, both having animal head handles, Ming Dynasty or later, height 10 1/4 inches.

Chinese, likely 19th century Qing Dynasty. A pair of archaic squared gu form porcelain vases converted to lamps, the white glazed porcelain with anhua and relief decoration to the body formed of flari