Description: Fine porcelain white Chinese vase featuring reds and greens predominantly. Hand painted picture on the front, detailing a nice ying yang symbol on one of the men's kimono and fine Chinese writing on the back. The painting portrays a man seated before an important figure, while a young boy holds a banner. Signed by Chinese artist.


History: Whether they're high-shouldered or pear-shaped, rounded at their waists or curvaceous like a beaker, vases from China and Japan are expressive vessels. Made out of jade, bronze, porcelain, and numerous other materials, their forms are blank slates for decorations ranging from abstract patterns of dripping glazes to intricate narratives depicting scenes from everyday life, menacing dragons, and spiritual figures such as the Buddha.

Provenance: Lorber Estates,Palm Beach, Fl.


Dimensions: Weight (Pounds & Ounces) = 7.5 | Height(in) = 17.25 | Width(in) = 7.25 | Depth(in) = 7.25

Size of Artwork(in): 17.25 X 7.25 X 7.25 "


Artist Name: Chinese Artist


Medium: Porcelain


Circa: 20th Century

Excellent condition. One tiny abrasion on the base at the bottom.