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Traditional round-bodied porcelain vase with a narrow neck and wide rim. Features an appliqued colorful courtyard scene surrounded by a medallion border, fired onto the porcelain in a kiln. Festive pattern with oriental object motif. Traditional Rose Medallion panel-style bird and lotus paintings on neck and base, above a bright red band. Finished in a medium gloss crackle glaze.
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Classic oriental flower vase, known as "Tung Chi" in ancient China. Decorated with an authentic blue and white "Chinese export porcelain" design, finished with a lightly antiqued ice crackle over glaze. Display alone or in pairs, with fresh cut, dry, or silk flowers. Suited to both formal interiors as well as modern, contemporary decorative motifs.
Experience elegance and precision in every detail with this porcelain fishbowl planter. Its exquisite design and meticulous craftsmanship make it a true masterpiece that adds sophistication to any space. Whether you place it in your living room, entryway, or office, this stunning planter effortlessly complements any decor style, becoming an eye-catching centerpiece. Embrace the tranquil charm it brings, and let it be the canvas for showcasing your favorite decorative elements.
An elegant, high-quality Chinese porcelain fishbowl with a gorgeous hand-painted Satsuma design. The front features a glorious peacock, while a group of geisha's take a stroll in the garden on the back. Traditionally used to house goldfish and koi, Chinese fishbowls are now popularly used as planters for houseplants or as elegant decorative accents.
Add a dash of elegance to your home by displaying this decorative jar. What makes it unique and special is that it is handmade and fired in a kiln. This large and beautiful piece can be displayed on a large tabletop, on a shelf unit, or on a hearth. This jar will complement eclectic, traditional, and modern home décor. With this unique home décor, you can bring the Far East closer to your home. Made of porcelain, this Chinese decorative jar is beautifully crafted. It has a timeless, classic shape with a removable lid. It features a lovely, hand-painted finish and an ice crackle glaze, which makes the jar look exquisite. To keep this piece beautiful for years to come, it is recommended that it be cleaned with a soft, dry brush. You can use a very mild or diluted dishwashing liquid soap and lukewarm water to wash it.
High shouldered ''tung-chi'' style Chinese porcelain flower vase decorated with a classic Ming dynasty style blue and white imperial court courtesan art motif. Beautiful decorative accessory when displayed individually or in pairs. Perfect for both traditional and contemporary home or office decor.
Classic Oriental flower vase, known as "Tung Chi" in ancient China. Finished with a modern solid white glaze. Display alone or in pairs, with fresh cut, dry, or silk flowers. Suited to both formal interiors as well as modern, contemporary decorative motifs.
Classic Oriental flower vase, known as "Tung Chi" in ancient China. Finished with an elegant blue and white floral design. Display alone or in pairs, with fresh cut, dry, or silk flowers. Suited to both formal interiors as well as modern, contemporary decorative motifs.
Appliquéd colorful Asian courtyard scene is surrounded by a medallion pattern border and oriental motif pattern, fired onto the porcelain in a kiln.
Authentic oriental design decorative Tung Chi Vase like those used in palaces and temples in Ming dynasty era China. Classic formal 19th century style American and European decor, as well as a modern casual, eclectic home decor accent.
A classic Tung Chi vase. This style has been popular in Japanese, Chinese, and Korean imperial decor since the 16th century. Richly decorated with vermillion cherry blossoms and white cranes. Beautiful in any room.
Far eastern design oriental ginger jar crafted from high temperature vitreous porcelain. Lovely Ming dynasty era blue and white ladies art motif. Classic Ming Chinese decorative porcelains have accented traditional European and American interiors since the middle of the 18th century.
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