Chinese porcelain vase delicately potted in a pear shape, with bulbous belly, gently tapered toward shoulder leading to waisted neck supporting the flaring rim, raised on splayed concavefoot base. Two carmine red elephant masks ears flanked on the colar, adorned with gilt over glaze motif. The exterior decorated in famile rose hand painting with nine dragons borne amidst ruyi clouds above cresting wavy maters, all set against pale-lemon-yellow ground. Banded with numerous auspicious patterns on rim, and foot. Displayed upon a carved hardwood stand. The vase fitted into a blue silk covered hard cushion, sets inside a wooden box, with a white jade medalion inlaid on the sliding lid.

Mark on the turquoise-green glazed base, a six blue seal script -ZhuanShu- characters reign mark, QianLong Reign period of Great Qing.

Dimension (Porcelain): 11" H x 8" Dia

Dimension (Stand): 2" H
Dimension (Box): 15-1/2" H x 10-5/8" W x 11" D

PROVENANCE:
From Lancaster, Pennsylvania, private collector, Dutch family inheritance.

Over all in EXCELLENT condition.


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