Chinese Porcelain Vase – Polychrome Floral Design On A White Background – Late 19th Century

A large Chinese porcelain vase featuring a slender baluster shape with a constricted neck and a wide, flared opening. It is hand-painted on a white, slightly bluish ground with golden-brown leafy branches adorned with flowers in purplish-pink tones. The rim and base are accented with polychrome geometric friezes in shades of aqua, yellow, pink, and turquoise, characteristic of Chinese porcelain from the Qing Dynasty.

The piece presents a harmonious design, enhanced by a glossy glaze that highlights the delicacy of the porcelain and the quality of the craftsmanship. This vase will fit perfectly into a collection of Asian porcelain or serve as a decorative element in a classic or contemporary interior.

Period: late 19th – early 20th century
Origin: China.
Material: hand-painted porcelain, polychrome enamel decoration.
Condition: good overall condition

A striking decorative vase, representative of the craftsmanship of Chinese workshops during the Qing period.