This Chinese Porcelain Deer Head Hu Vase from the Qing Dynasty early Republic period (1912-1945) is a unique and valuable antique piece. Crafted from porcelain and pottery, the vase features intricate multi-colored decorations that reflect the artistry of Chinese craftsmanship during this time period. Its antique originality and regional origins in China add to its historical significance and allure, making it a sought-after collectible for those interested in Asian antiques.
The vase features a continuous, hand-painted scene of cranes, symbols of longevity and good fortune in Chinese culture
The deer head form of these vases originated during the Qing dynasty
Measures 14”H x 8” wide
No chips or cracks
Large and heavy piece
Product Information
| Category | Handmade > Ceramics and pottery > Vases |
|---|---|
| Condition | Like new |
