31st Oct, 2024 9:30
A Chinese Famille Rose porcelain baluster vase, late Qing Dynasty probably Guangxu,but bearing an apocryphal zhuanshu mark for Qianlong, painted with pheonix beneath a paper bark maple in a peony strewn rock garden, bearing mark in seal to the base, mounted as a lamp but undrilled, 16 cm diameter x 32 cm height of vase, together with a Chinese Famiile Rose porcelain Gu shaped vase painted with cranes, Lady Amhurst pheasants below a gnarled tree trunk, 20 cm diameter x 40 cm height of vase, mounted as a lamp but undrilled.
Sold for £350
Condition Report
The baluster vase has a wooden bung glued into the mouth but is in good order without chips or cracks or holes
The Gu shaped vase is damaged and glued back together at the rim, but it is un drilled.
A Chinese Famille Rose porcelain baluster vase, late Qing Dynasty probably Guangxu,but bearing an apocryphal zhuanshu mark for Qianlong, painted with pheonix beneath a paper bark maple in a peony strewn rock garden, bearing mark in seal to the base, mounted as a lamp but undrilled, 16 cm diameter x 32 cm height of vase, together with a Chinese Famiile Rose porcelain Gu shaped vase painted with cranes, Lady Amhurst pheasants below a gnarled tree trunk, 20 cm diameter x 40 cm height of vase, mounted as a lamp but undrilled.
