Chinese Porcelain Vase on Stand, late 19th/early 20th century, the large baluster-form vase with kui dragon handles and a scalloped lip, rendered in a famille rose palette with reserves depicting scenes of birds and flowers, the underside unmarked, displayed on a marble-top carved wooden stand, h. 24", dia. 9-1/2".

Wear to gilt throughout, particularly at the lip and on the dragon-form handles. Scattered nicks to the surface of the glaze, most noticeable at the neck and in one of the two large flowered reserves on the body of the vase. No visible crack lines or restoration.