Vintage Chinese Celadon Vase – Archaistic Hu-Form with Ge-Type Crackle Glaze (c.Mid-20th Century) 60s advertising framed within a black lacquered

framed within a black lacquered wood surround with brass handles

giving it a timeless and romantic appearance

Trish Phillips studied ceramics at Harrow Art College during the time of such tutors as Mick Casson

34 Formula 1 Lesney  1970

architect’s office or collector of engineering heritage

Vintage Chinese Celadon Vase – Archaistic Hu-Form with Ge-Type Crackle Glaze (c.Mid-20th Century) 60s advertising framed within a black lacqueredA mid 20th century Chinese celadon vase made in an archaistic Hu inspired form, with a squared mouth and twin lug handles. The glaze is a pale grey green celadon with a Ge type crackle pattern typical of workshop production of the period. The vase is unmarked, stands 17cm tall, and presents well as a straightforward decorative piece with traditional influence. Suitable for display in both modern and more traditional interiors. Hu inspired form with