Chinese Oxblood Flambé Bottle Vase Mid-1900s

Beautiful Chinese-style bottle vase with a rich oxblood red sang-de-boeuf / flambé-style glaze over an elegant pear-shaped body, narrow neck, and flared rim. The glaze shows deep red coloration with darker pooling toward the lower body, pale gray-green/white breaking around the mouth, and fine overall glaze crazing/crackle throughout the surface. The form and glaze are inspired by traditional Chinese sang-de-boeuf / oxblood flambé wares. Based on appearance, this piece is best described as early-to-mid 20th century, circa 1900 to 1950, in Late Qing / Republic period style. It is not being represented or guaranteed as a confirmed Late Qing or Republic period vase; exact age and origin are unknown. Displays beautifully as a decorative antique/vintage pottery piece with strong color, surface depth, and aged character. Condition: Good decorative condition with visible glaze crazing, surface wear, and age-related character. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition.

Dimensions

5 1/4 x 5 1/4 x 5 1/2

Condition

Very Good

Era

Early to mid 20th century

Maker

Unknown

Origin

China (attributed)

Materials

Glazed ceramic, sang-de-boeuf / flambé oxblood glaze

Style

Late Qing / Republic period style

Availability

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