China Qing Dynasty, Pair Of Quadrangular Porcelain Vases From The Rose Family, Enamels Decoration

PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL QUADRANGULAR VASES VERY RICHLY DECORATED WITH POLYCHROMIC ENAMELS
** CHINA PERIOD QING, end of XIX CENTURY
** Height: 35.5 cm / Width max. 11cm / Total weight: 4.100g
Quadrangular baluster shape flaring at the top, forming a shoulder, they are surmounted by a narrowed cylindrical neck slightly open.
Richly decorated, they offer a beautiful decor with various flowers, including many lotus, foliage and scattered clouds represented by lingzhi mushrooms. Each is embellished with eight reserves with lively edges cut into the shapes of foliage, clouds or trapezes.
The reserves of the neck are decorated with carp motifs on aquatic bottoms; on the body of the vases the four reserves with edges cut in the manner of foliage or clouds propose landscapes of water and mountainous decorated with reeds, lotuses, pines and architectures.
The two largest reserves bring us into the intimacy of two characters, wise or literate person, young and old, evolving in landscaped gardens with beautiful trees, rip raps, gates and so on.
The base decorated with a broad frieze of garlands of florets arranged in fall alternate vertical lines in the manner of latticework.
** VERY GOOD CONDITION **
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