Vintage Chinese Cinnabar and Brass Vase
The Chinese cinnabar and brass vase is a stunning piece that seamlessly blends red and black hues, exuding timeless elegance. Standing at 7 inches tall and measuring 6 inches wide, this vase embodies a harmonious balance between delicate intricacy and sturdy craftsmanship. The rich red cinnabar background intricately contrast with the sleek black floral motifs, creating a mesmerizing visual appeal that captivates the eye. This piece serves as a testament to exquisite Chinese artistry, adding a touch of sophistication and history to any space it graces. There is one small chip on the edge of one of the floral designs (see photo) otherwise in excellent condition.
The Chinese cinnabar and brass vase is a stunning piece that seamlessly blends red and black hues, exuding timeless elegance. Standing at 7 inches tall and measuring 6 inches wide, this vase embodies a harmonious balance between delicate intricacy and sturdy craftsmanship. The rich red cinnabar background intricately contrast with the sleek black floral motifs, creating a mesmerizing visual appeal that captivates the eye. This piece serves as a testament to exquisite Chinese artistry, adding a touch of sophistication and history to any space it graces. There is one small chip on the edge of one of the floral designs (see photo) otherwise in excellent condition.
The Chinese cinnabar and brass vase is a stunning piece that seamlessly blends red and black hues, exuding timeless elegance. Standing at 7 inches tall and measuring 6 inches wide, this vase embodies a harmonious balance between delicate intricacy and sturdy craftsmanship. The rich red cinnabar background intricately contrast with the sleek black floral motifs, creating a mesmerizing visual appeal that captivates the eye. This piece serves as a testament to exquisite Chinese artistry, adding a touch of sophistication and history to any space it graces. There is one small chip on the edge of one of the floral designs (see photo) otherwise in excellent condition.
