A Chinese flambe-glazed two-handled vase, Qing dynasty, 18th or early

A Chinese flambe-glazed two-handled vase Qing dynasty, 18th or early 19th century heavily potted, with stylised scroll elephant head handles, the exterior covered with a rich glaze of crushed-raspberry and with crimson streaks below the handles, the interior with streaks of lavender and strawberry on the inner neck 23cm high Provenance: Walter Michael Hungerford Pollen (1894 - 1968) By family descent 清 窯變釉象耳瓶 拍品來源：英國格洛斯特郡議員沃爾特·波倫家族收藏 Condition Report: neck reduced and polished firing crack to foot and small chips to unglazed foot rim and glaze blemish to shoulder of vase Condition Report Disclaimer, A Chinese flambe-glazed two-handled vase, A Chinese flambe-glazed two-handled vase Qing dynasty, 18th or early 19th century heavily potted, with stylised scroll elephant head handles, the exterior covered with a rich glaze of crushed-raspberry and with crimson streaks below the handles, the interior with streaks of lavender and strawberry on the inner neck 23cm high Provenance: Walter Michael Hungerford Pollen (1894 - 1968) By family descent 清 窯變釉象耳瓶 拍品來源：英國格洛斯特郡議員沃爾特·波倫家族收藏, Provenance:, Condition Report:, neck reduced and polished firing crack to foot and small chips to unglazed foot rim and glaze blemish to shoulder of vase, Condition Report Disclaimer

Estimate:£1,000

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