Flambe Baluster Vase - Late Qing (Ca 1890) Ancestor Figures This Indian mortar comes from

This Indian mortar comes from The Kullu valley in Himachal Pradesh it was used for pounding millet the staple food of the region

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This narrow antique door and frame from Gujarat

Flambe Baluster Vase - Late Qing (Ca 1890) Ancestor Figures This Indian mortar comes fromThis striking flamb glazed baluster vase dates to the late Qing Dynasty, circa 1890, and is a fine example of Chinese ceramic artistry. The elegant form, with its flared neck and rounded body, provides the perfect canvas for the dramatic glaze that defines the piece. The richly variegated flamb finish displays flowing tones of deep crimson, violet, and vibrant blue, created through a complex high temperature firing process. The glaze cascades