Featured Describe this glaze on this Mid Century Chinese Drip glaze vase

It is 5" tall. Has the Jingdezhen rein mark on the bottom. Gotheborg says 1950 to 1970 on the mark.
Is this flambe or something else?
Mikey

 

I think it's Tenmoku glaze in a hare's fur pattern.

 

Thanks I think I'll go with blue flambe.

 

Either way-beautiful vase Bulldog.

 

Thanks @bosko69
Mikey

 

It is a beauty.

Jingdezhen is not an emperor, so it is not a reign mark. Jingdezhen is a city famous for its quality porcelain, formerly the Imperial Porcelain Factories.

 

Thank you for the correction @Any Jewelry Your input is always much appreciated.
Do you agree it is Flambe?
Mikey

 

I would agree with @crowleys that it is a hare's fur glaze, but the mark makes it 20th century Jingdezhen rather than Tenmoku.
Hare's fur glaze was originally made in Fujian province during the Song dynasty, maybe earlier, but it was reproduced by the Japanese (Tenmoku) and more recently in Jingdezhen.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/155917884887?_skw=Jingdezhen+Zhi+vase&itmmeta=01JYH6R2DTB88WSXEXDBSESBKZ&hash=item244d6e1dd7:g:K4YAAOSwxHZlXRIe&itmprp=enc:AQAKAAAA8FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1cWsavgExGoqh9PwYrfDmroj2BGtMZKfukife4PXB0nkPsfPhFLN6kZ/NjZkBII/bxkd0ecQ7Nj1z+lA9Md+378/oEtTNBTyN4WOCHcIaAX/wqDeFyxmUq6YNxprKOWHq740dJ63774ACMxpOFY47jVYec2/wcs0RJfPtnFnZSTUDnbEs+aQWmIA+uDU9oPRAEHShL3pit+Jt0TX61nQbmOtcpOrXFHpb/tVjbAi8dR6XvPDaCa3EaUs5dkDi/gkc5dAvN2zxJZDc2gISDjZul5uVX6eueQrVFHDtb4lB1DnQ==|tkp:Bk9SR4Sn4Kb0ZQ
Don't know if this works.
Nope. can't paste links anymore for some reason

 

here are some more shots.

 

The vase in the ebay listing is also hare's fur glaze, but I prefer yours. Yours has a much more subtle glaze.

People can copy & paste this in the ebay search bar:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/155917884887

It only works if you copy & paste it, not if you click on it. Ebay....

The seller says robin's egg glaze, but that has a more even turquoisey blue colour with tiny specks.

 

That is the one I tried to show lol. I love the sold price, and it has the same mark.

 

I think Crowleys is correct with "hare's fur" rather than "robin's egg" but I think a little googling would help define the blue. It is such a gorgeous glaze.

 

Yes, it is very nice. Here's hoping.

 

AJ, I thought Tenmoku could refer to the glaze in both Japanese and Chinese wares. I have a vase that is Japanese in hare's fur...here's where I posted it last fall in reply to another thread.
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/v-harrison-whos-that.86692/#post-9907727

 

Afaik Tenmoku ware is Japanese, copying or inspired by Medieval Jian ware from Fujian province, China. In the late 20th century Jingdezhen als began to manufacture pieces with glaze inspired by Medieval Jian ware.
So as I understand it Jian is the origin, with one 'branch' to Tenmoku ware and one to Jingdezhen.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenmoku

It seems the Japanese use the name Tenmoku for Chinese Jian ware as well as the Japanese copies. But Jian is the Chinese original, and the inspiration for Jingdezhen.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jian_ware

 

Thanks, AJ. You've helped me understand Jian and Tenmoku. I love these glazes!!

 

They are absolutely beautiful.

 

how did i miss this one ! its a beauty Mikey

love that squat shape as much as i like the glaze