Chinese Qing Dynasty Warrior Vase – Late 19th Century
This striking Chinese Qing Dynasty warrior vase dates to the late 19th century and showcases the dramatic artistry of hand-enameled porcelain from the period. Standing an impressive 35 cm in height, the vase features a vivid battle scene depicting Chinese warriors on horseback, captured in dynamic motion amid swirling clouds and traditional landscapes.
Finely hand-enameled in rich, vibrant colors, the decoration highlights galloping horses, armored figures, and expressive detailing that reflect both the technical skill and storytelling tradition of Qing porcelain artisans. The composition wraps around the body of the vase, creating a sense of movement and narrative depth that draws the viewer in from every angle.
Elegant in form and powerful in imagery, this vase is a compelling example of late Qing decorative art. It would make an exceptional centerpiece for a collection of Chinese antiques, Asian art, or period porcelain, offering both historical significance and visual impact.
Period: Late 19th Century, Qing Dynasty
Material: Hand-enameled porcelain
Decoration: Warriors and horses in battle scenes
Height: 35 cm
A refined and collectible piece that embodies the strength, drama, and craftsmanship of Qing Dynasty porcelain.
Signed to the base
Condition : There is an old crack to the mouth of the vase ( SEE PHOTOS ) The vase still DISPLAYS VERY WELL
Height : 35cm
Chinese Qing Dynasty Warrior Vase – Late 19th Century
This striking Chinese Qing Dynasty warrior vase dates to the late 19th century and showcases the dramatic artistry of hand-enameled porcelain from the period. Standing an impressive 35 cm in height, the vase features a vivid battle scene depicting Chinese warriors on horseback, captured in dynamic motion amid swirling clouds and traditional landscapes.
Finely hand-enameled in rich, vibrant colors, the decoration highlights galloping horses, armored figures, and expressive detailing that reflect both the technical skill and storytelling tradition of Qing porcelain artisans. The composition wraps around the body of the vase, creating a sense of movement and narrative depth that draws the viewer in from every angle.
Elegant in form and powerful in imagery, this vase is a compelling example of late Qing decorative art. It would make an exceptional centerpiece for a collection of Chinese antiques, Asian art, or period porcelain, offering both historical significance and visual impact.
Period: Late 19th Century, Qing Dynasty
Material: Hand-enameled porcelain
Decoration: Warriors and horses in battle scenes
Height: 35 cm
A refined and collectible piece that embodies the strength, drama, and craftsmanship of Qing Dynasty porcelain.
Signed to the base
Condition : There is an old crack to the mouth of the vase ( SEE PHOTOS ) The vase still DISPLAYS VERY WELL
Height : 35cm
