Two Pairs of Chinese Porcelain Vases

19th and 20th century, includes a pair of crackle vases hand painted with lush landscape scenes populated by a noble figure riding a horse and accompanied by attendants, each vase with faux lion handles and rings flanking the neck (8 3/8 x 4 1/2 in.), and a pair of Sang de Boeuf vases, monochrome rich red glaze, slender neck ending in teardrop shaped body, white to underside (10 1/4 x 3 1/2 in.)

From the Estate of the late Jean and Lawrence Shuping, Raleigh, North Carolina

One crackle vase with hairline wrapping rim and nicks to base; the other crackle vase with loss to one handle, old label to body;