This listing features a pair of vintage Chinese Jingdezhen porcelain vases, both finished in a striking flambé (sang-de-boeuf) oxblood glaze—a rich, glossy red with dramatic purple and blue undertones. These glazes, rooted in Qing dynasty tradition, were revived in the 20th century by skilled artisans in Jingdezhen.

• Vase 1 is a globular-shaped form with a short neck and rounded body—similar to a traditional water dropper or meiping style.

• Dimensions: 6” tall, 5.5” wide body, 2” wide mouth

• Vase 2 has a tall pear-shaped body with a flared trumpet neck, reflecting the Yuhuchunping silhouette.

• Dimensions: 9” tall, 7.5” wide body, 4” wide mouth

Both are clearly marked on the base with “中国景德镇” (Jingdezhen, China) and “Made in China”, indicating they were produced for export during the 1970s–1990s—a period when Jingdezhen was renowned for reviving classical glazes with modern firing techniques.

These pieces are ideal for collectors of Chinese porcelain, decorators, or anyone drawn to bold, timeless ceramic artistry.

Condition:

Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Natural crackle in the glaze and minor surface wear consistent with age.