Chinese Flambé Vase in Oxblood Red Glaze books set against a black mount

set against a black mount

Designed for first-class dining aboard luxury ocean liners and in grand hotels

this is a piece that elevates any space with history

” suggesting it was likely commissioned as a wedding or commemorative chalice — a common practice in Georgian England

Chinese Flambé Vase in Oxblood Red Glaze books set against a black mountElegant flamb glazed porcelain vase with a rich oxblood red surface and subtle tonal variation throughout. The classic Chinese formrounded body, narrow neck, and flared rimallows the fluid, high fired glaze to take center stage. Flamb and oxblood glazes rose to prominence during the Qing Dynasty, particularly under Emperor Kangxi, when earlier Song Dynasty glaze traditions were revived and refined. This example is likely a mid 20th century studio