A Guan-type vase, hu, 19th century, of archaic bronze form, the pear-shaped body of rounded rectangular section set with a pair of rectangular handles, applied overall with a pale grey glaze finely streaked with a random matrix of brown crackle stopping neatly above the foot revealing the brown dressed foot, the interior and the recessed base glazed, 14cm high and a Chinese crackle-glazed vase, 19th century, of tapering form with two handles, covered with grey glaze streaked with a random matrix of dark grey crackle, the foot revealing the brown body, 19.5cm high (2) 清19世纪 官釉壶及哥釉瓶两件品相报告: guan type hu 14cm with small glaze fault towards foot bubbled with 4mm x 2mm area of glaze missing the larger vase with glaze fault to neck probably a glaze bubble with 3mm x 3mm area of glaze missing and unglazed foot rim with long scale chip approximately 7cm x 7mm long