Rare Chinese oxblood vase (Langyao / Sang de Boeuf) – Late Qing Dynasty / - Porcelain - China - Qing dynasty (Manchu China) (1692-1911)

Rare Chinese oxblood vase (Langyao / Sang de Boeuf) – Late Qing Dynasty / Republican period (ca. 1880–1930)
​Description:
Fine, rare ceramic vase in a classic Apple Jar form with deep red oxblood glaze (Langyao Hong). The vase exhibits all typical and sought-after features of an antique original piece:
​Classic glaze progression: deep copper oxide red with a fine craquelé texture and the characteristic light/white lip (White Lip).
​Authentic base execution: Unglazed foot ring with visible, fine wheel ridges and a dense beige-gray body glaze.
​Manufacturing traces: Natural glaze edge chipping/drips at the very bottom edge as evidence of traditional high-temperature firing technique.
​Details:
Origin: China (Jingdezhen)
Dating: Late Qing Dynasty to Republic period (ca. 1880–1930)
Dimensions: ca. 13 cm x 12 cm
Condition: Good, age-appropriate condition.