A yellow glazed 'five clawed dragon' vase, Qing dynasty with Kangxi six character mark.
Dropp shaped with a tall neck, decorated with two five clawed dragons facing each other chasing the flaming pearl amidst cloud formations. Height vase 33 cm. Height with mount as a lamp 62.5 cm.
Hole to base, has been used as a lamp.
Provenance
From the collection of a Scandinavian nobleman, who had a long diplomatic career starting, in the 1920s as a young attache in China, later on as ambassador in China.
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