It seems that are more supported modes under the VESA Specification than the ones that are listed in normal 8086 mode. For List of SVGA modes see: Wikipedia Link
An image for the mode (0101h 640x480x265) is shown below:
For more details on how to use check the code demo. Note: large screen sizes may not work on all systems and are not recommended because they force you to use 32bit pointers and registers to access them and they might cause a crash sometimes.