Vase is 38cm high with 45cm base, 66cm waist and rim 50 cm. The fine glaze is purple-blue with streaks of red. The lip has been broken and has been crudely repaired with several pieces missing
Previous owner was a collector of prints in SW England. Vase was probably purchased from a house sale in SW England 1920-1950
Thank you for submitting your item for appraisal. This is a chinese oxblood / flambe glaze vase of the 19th century, showing the typical crude treatment of the footrim. Unfortunately the vase is seriously damaged and therefore it will be very difficult to sell. There are still large numbers of the same quality vases in perfect condition available from which a prospective buyer could chose from.
A japanese gold lacquer restoration would be an acceptable way to restore the vase and give it a more acceptable appearance.
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