18thC. Kangxi Period Chinese Sang-de-Boeuf Meiping Vase Langyao-Oxblood Glaze #2

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18thC. Kangxi Period Chinese Sang-de-Boeuf Meiping Vase Langyao-Oxblood Glaze #2 Description This is part of a collection of Chinese and Asian antiques, which I will be listing on eBay over the coming weeks. All starting at just $9.99 with NO RESERVE! Item: This auction is for one (1 only) 18th C. Chinese Sang-De-Boeuf Kangxi Period Meiping Vase that is covered with a beautiful Langyao type copper-red glaze. Copper-red glazes were first perfected during the Xuande period, but fell from use due to the difficulties of production resulting in a high failure rate. They were not successfully created again until the Kangxi Emperor ordered large amounts to be produced. Besides the usual thinly applied copper-red glaze, a Kiln Master named Lang circa 1705 - 1712 developed a very special type of thick crackled copper-red that is embedded in a clear glaze and has a magically jewel like appearance. That is the type of glaze we have on this beautiful example. This special shaped bottle vase is called Meiping. The Langyao glaze thins or 'drains away' at the top of the neck leaving an area sprinkled with spots of red over a crackled mushroom glaze. It then turns into a rich crushed strawberry red glaze that becomes a dark raspberry glaze that continues down the whole body. This Kangxi example exhibits 100% control of the glaze at the base read more