Chinese Oxblood Vases

This vase from China dates back to circa 1908, from the Ching dynasty, Kwang-Hsu period.

Material: Ceramic Origin: China Age: Ching dynasty, Kuan Hsu period, circa 1875 Size: 24 inches in height As designers we plant these vases with orchids or silk flowers and di...

Pair of Chinese Sang de Boeuf (oxblood) vases wired as lamps with French Bronze dore caps and bases.

We have a nice collection of oxblood vases currently. As well as black Chinese vases.

Material: Ceramic Origin: China Age: Ching dynasty, Tung Chih period, circa 1870 Size: 13 inches in height We have a nice collection of oxblood vases currently.

Material: Ceramic Origin: China Age: Ching dynasty, Chia Ching period, circa 1800 Size: 14 inches in height We have a nice collection of oxblood vases currently.

Material: Ceramic Origin: China Age: Ching dynasty, Tung Chih period, circa 1870 Size: 25.5 inches in height We have a nice collection of oxblood vases currently.

Material: Ceramic Origin: China Age: Ching dynasty, Kuan Hsu period, circa 1875 Size: 21 inches in height We have a nice collection of oxblood vases currently.

As well as oxblood Chinese vases. As designers we plant these vases with orchids or silk flowers and display on coffee tables or consoles.

As well as oxblood Chinese vases. As designers we plant these vases with orchids or silk flowers and display on coffee tables or consoles.

A very elegant pair of lamps these Chinese Oxblood vases are mounted on wood bases. They appear to date from the 1920's based upon the original wiring we replaced with the new hardwa...

A simple and modern shape defines this gooseneck vase. The vase's deep, rich red glaze is often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" in the West. The art of creating this particular g...

A simple and modern shape defines this gooseneck vase. The vase's deep, rich red glaze is often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" in the West. The art of creating this particular g...

A vase dating from the late Chinese Qing dynasty in a deep red porcelain.

Reduced From: $3,200

A reactive oxblood glaze coats this traditional fantail-shaped vase in eye-catching swirls of rich red. Compared to the color of crushed strawberries, red wine, or dried blood, the g...

A pair of porcelain oxblood red gooseneck shape vases from Jiangxi Province, China.

Chinese Oxblood Glazed Porcelain Rouleau Vase, blue underglaze six character mark to underside, drill hole to bottom. 12.5" H x 4.75" diameter.

The tall vase's deep, rich red glaze is often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" in the West.

A lovely pair of Oxblood vases from Southern China. the double gourd is a symbol of blessings in China.

A pair of red six sided vases from Southern China. These vases have a lovely color and shape. Pagoda Red Collection # BJC016

Large oxblood vase

An oxblood porcelain vase with gold mounts at top and base. Top lifts off (see image 7)

Early 20th century Chinese red porcelain Sang de Boeuf Oxblood vase This large and elegant 19th century Chinese flambe oxblood vase has a deep copper red monochrome glaze.

This tapered, ovoid ginger jar harkens back to the Song Dynasty (960 to 1279 AD) when artisans perfected the art of monochrome glazes. The vase's deep, rich red glaze is often called...

Antique Chinese porcelain ginger jar with carved hardwood cover, circa 19th century. Rich oxblood glaze with passages of flambe at the mouthrim. Circa 19th century. Drill hole, as sh...

Chinese hand-painted flask vase features moon form with oxblood red glazing, double scrolled handles and central reserve with deer with chope mark titling above, 20th century Meas...

A lovely pair of red ginger jars. These lidded gourd shaped jars are from Southern China. Pagoda Red Collection # BJC018

A simple and modern shape defines these bottleneck vases, known as such because of their shorter necks. The vases' deep, rich red glaze is often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" i...

A richly glazed vintage Chinese planter featuring the deep crimson tones characteristic of oxblood, or sang-de-boeuf, glaze. The rounded body rises to a slightly flared rim, its surf...

When we first saw these vases we assumed them to be traditional early 20th century porcelains. On further investigation we found them to be rough hewn ceramics that an inspired soul ...

A grand bottleneck vase from Southern China. This deep red vase is made of ceramic and stands 20.5" tall. Pagoda Red Collection # BJC015

Large antique Chinese porcelain bottle vase with terrific, thick, "crushed strawberry" oxblood glaze, 19th century or earlier. 16" high, 9 3/4" diameter.

Par of monochrome ginger jar vases in oxblood. Chinese; first half of 20th Century.

Beautiful Chinese export Sang de Boeuf oxblood glazed porcelain vase.

The distinctive, deep red glaze of this pair of petite and unusual double form vases is called "oxblood" or "sang-de-boeuf" by European collectors.

Large pair of Chinese Sang de Boeuf glazed oxblood vases or jars having a baluster form body.

Large antique Chinese porcelain flambe hu form vase with applied pomegranate handles, circa late 19th-early 20th century. 17 1/2" high, 10 1/2" diameter. Good condition, rough spots ...

Pair of (two) large late 19th century (possibly earlier) ‘sang de boeuf’ or oxblood glazed porcelain Chinese vases. The vases are globular form surmounted by a slender neck with soft...

Pair of beautiful early 20th Century Chinese Oxblood porcelain vases mounted on 23k water gilt turned wood lamp bases.

Pair of beautiful Chinese Oxblood porcelain vases mounted on wood lamp bases.

Rare pair of Chinese tianqiuping (globular) pottery vases feature mirror-like oxblood flambe copper red glazing with stamp on base, late 19th century.

Pair of Oxblood Mei Peng Vases made into lamps

Pair of Chinese globular shape porcelain vases, oxblood glaze, mounted as single-light table lamps.

Pair of tall Chinese oxblood porcelain vases mounted on gilt turned wood lamp bases.

A great collection of Chinese ceramic vases with an oxblood glaze in various shapes and sizes.

Pair of Chinese oxblood vases in modified form as lamps. Vases reduced in height to create small bottle forms.

The tall vase's deep, rich red glaze is often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" in the West.

A pair of Chinese porcelain vases with an oxblood, red, sang de boeuf glaze.

A Chinese contemporary oxblood altar vase with dark patina and tall neck.

This miniature gooseneck vase is finished with a rich red glaze often called "sang-de-boeuf" or "oxblood" in the West. The wine-red glaze has a mottled appearance with subtle color v...

A pair of oxblood Peking glass bud vases from Beijing, China around the 1930's.

Large pair of Chinese sang de boeuf or oxblood vases. The oxblood glaze is magnificent for there is such depth and richness of color.

A large Chinese porcelain oxblood Sang-de-boeuf glazed meiping Covered jar 19th century. Glazed in a deep claret tone thinning to a greyish tone to the rim, white glaze to ...