Description: This decorative Chinese-style vase features transfer-printed designs rather than hand-painted artwork, as evidenced by several key indicators. The repetitive patterns show consistent line weights and uniform coloring throughout the decorative bands. The butterflies and floral motifs display a mechanical precision in their placement and execution that is characteristic of transfer printing rather than freehand brushwork[8]. The crackle glaze effect, while attractive, is a deliberately created surface treatment common in early 20th century export wares. The vase itself is well-crafted with a classic baluster form sitting on an ornate bronze-finished base with decorative feet. It features a distinctive elephant head handle and measures approximately 15-16 inches in height including the base. The crackle glaze background and transfer-printed decoration in soft pastels dates this piece to around the 1920s, when such decorative techniques were popular for export markets. Given its age, decorative appeal, and good condition, this vase would be valued in the $200-300 range in today's market, reflecting its status as a quality decorative piece rather than a rare hand-painted antique. While we strive for accuracy in our item descriptions based on thorough research, we cannot guarantee the complete correctness of all information provided. We strongly encourage you to carefully examine all images, ask any questions you may have, and conduct your own research before making a purchase decision. Your satisfaction and informed choice are our top priorities.
Price: 149.97 USD
Location: Arlington, Texas
End Time: 2025-02-14T16:24:30.000Z
Shipping Cost: 1 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Primary Material: Bronze
Region of Origin: China
