Chinese Qingbai Molded Vase China, Southern Song–Yuan dynasty (1127–1368) A finely shaped Chinese Qingbai porcelain vase, featuring a globular body rising to a cylindrical neck with an everted rim, supported by a tall, slightly flared foot. The body is decorated with molded horizontal bands, while the shoulder is adorned with a pair of monster-mask handles suspending fixed rings. The entire vase is covered in a delicate pale blue-green Qingbai glaze, leaving the lower part of the foot and the base unglazed. The subtle blue-green glaze and molded decoration are characteristic of Qingbai wares produced during the Song and Yuan dynasties, prized for their refined forms and understated elegance. REFERENCE: And a similar vase, slightly more decorated sold at Christie's (USD 1,875): https://onlineonly.christies.com/s/art-china-summer-edition/qingbai-molded-vase-39/71847 Dimensions: H 22.7 × W 14 cm Condition: Very good condition, with no damage apart from a few small areas of glaze loss around the opening and near the foot. Please examine the photographs carefully. The written condition report is indicative only; the photographs provide the definitive and binding description of the item's condition. Shipping: The vase will be securely packed and shipped with insurance.