Pair of Chinese Turquoise-Glazed Vases, 17-18th Century
A pair of Chinese turquoise-glazed hu vases dating from the 17th or 18th centuries. Both vases feature low relief carvings of dragons and phoenixes chasing flaming pearls against ruyi clouds. A band of waves borders the foot of each vase, and a band of Greek key borders the mouth. The vases have elephant head handles, and there is a 4-character mark on the bottom of each.
Dimensions are: 8 3/4 inches tall X 4 inches wide, 22.2 cm X 10.2 cm. All measurements are approximate.
Condition: There is iron pitting and glaze chipping to the bottoms of both, but they are in overall good condition.
Provenance: From Mrs. Pheasant in Central Florida. A family heirloom.
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A pair of Chinese turquoise-glazed hu vases dating from the 17th or 18th centuries. Both vases feature low relief carvings of dragons and phoenixes chasing flaming pearls against ruyi clouds. A band of waves borders the foot of each vase, and a band of Greek key borders the mouth. The vases have elephant head handles, and there is a 4-character mark on the bottom of each.
Dimensions are: 8 3/4 inches tall X 4 inches wide, 22.2 cm X 10.2 cm. All measurements are approximate.
Condition: There is iron pitting and glaze chipping to the bottoms of both, but they are in overall good condition.
Provenance: From Mrs. Pheasant in Central Florida. A family heirloom.
High resolution images can be found here.
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