A Chinese fahua-glazed vase, Ming dynasty (1368-1644), of baluster form with two mask-and-tongue handles, moulded in relief with a dragon among clouds, on a…

A Chinese fahua-glazed vase, Ming dynasty (1368-1644), of baluster form with two mask-and-tongue handles, moulded in relief with a dragon among clouds, on a hexagonal plinth, and a turquoise-glazed Buddhist lion, late Qing dynasty, seated on its haunches on a rectangular plinth moulded with He He Erxian in relief, a Daoist immortal to his left (20 and 21.5cm high) (2) Provenance: The Private Collection of Michael George Kuczynski (1941-2025), Cambridgeshire.

Category

Asian art

Location

Stansted Mountfitchet

Dimensions

H 21.5 cm