Standing at two feet tall with a striking palette of gold and silver against a vivid blue background, the vase carries the distinctive six-character mark of the Qianlong period (1736-1795 ...

A royal blue 18th-century Chinese vase decorated with gold and silver, which sat in a U.K. kitchen ... The vase is large, about 2 feet (0.6 meters) tall, and it is marked with a symbol associated ...

The two-foot-tall artifact was bought in the 1980s ... to create its interior’s turquoise hue. The gold and silver enamel on the vase’s exterior would have required a final firing in a special ...

He paid $1,500 for the commissioned work. Standing 36 inches high and weighing 400 ounces in pure silver, the vase is a masterpiece of ornate etchings and finely honed silver figurines.

The factory closed in 1981 after the brothers retired. Q: My silver vase is stamped on the bottom "coin" and the pattern number "170." It also is stamped with the Gorham mark showing three symbols ...

My grandmother's sister married a gentleman who owned an antique silver shop in the 1930s. This vase is from a pair from Phillips of Bond Street. Comments are closed for this object What's this?