Chinese Porcelain Vase Mounted into Lamp, 18th Century

Chinese blue and white vase mounted as lamp, Kang Hsi, circa 1720.

Molded with raised dragon design. The sponged glazed green and brown body with two intertwined dragons molded in high relief, the dragon heads forming the two handles.

Signed E.R. Wickes. Decorated with fish emerging from water and birds flying overhead.

English porcelain vase mounted as lamp, derby, circa 1826. Attributed to artist Thomas Steele.

A 19th century Chinese vase with high quality bronze doré mounts repurposed as a lamp. Original bright gilding on mounts, no restoration.

A very fine late 19th century Chinese deep mottled blue glaze baluster vase with flared neck, decorated throughout with rubbed gilt decoration and Chinese inscriptions. Now mounted a...

This is a rather stunning Chinese porcelain vase made for export to the West in the early 20th century. The vase has been mounted on a heavy brass base. The porcelain is painted wit...

A superb large sang de boeuf or oxblood Chinese Porcelain baluster vase, with vibrant depth of glaze, mounted as a lamp . dimensions - for vase only - approx 21 in. H x 10.5 in. W ...