An Iron-Red Enamelled 'Phoenix' Vase And An Apple Green Glazed Vase Kangxi and 19th century (2)
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AN IRON-RED ENAMELLED 'PHOENIX' VASE AND AN APPLE GREEN GLAZED VASE Kangxi and 19th century One of baluster form, decorated continuously around the body with three phoenix birds in flight, above a band of lappets and floral borders below the rim; the other of square section with tapering sides rising to flat shoulders and a flaring cylindrical neck, covered with an apple-green glaze, the interior and base glazed cream with ochre crackles. The larger: 39.5cm (15 1/2in) high. (2). Footnotes: 清康熙及十九世紀 礬紅鳳紋瓶及蘋果綠釉瓶 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London
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