Two turquoise glazed vases


Late Qing/Republic periodThe larger molded with an elongated neck rising from an ovoid body and tall foot ring, the turquoise glaze applied to the biscuit in the interior neck, the exterior walls and portions of the recessed base (minor glaze frits); the second of hexagonal section and baluster form, molded with flowering branch panels separating floral diaper stiff leaf bands beneath the bright turquoise glaze applied to the biscuit, the recessed base left unglazed (base drilled).15 and 11 1/2in (38 and 29cm) high
|ProvenanceCollection of Brooks & Dorothy CofieldLong neck vase: Jackson Auction, Cedar Falls, Iowa, 26 May 2011, lot 864Faceted vase: a Seattle EstateTom Tiberio Gallery, Seattle, Washington, acquired 6 August 2008