Pair Chinese Masterpiece Yellow Porcelain Vases Imperial Influenced Design

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Pair Chinese Masterpiece Yellow Porcelain Vases Imperial Influenced Design– Hand-Painted Floral Signed

️ Subject & Medium:
A stunning matching pair of decorative Chinese porcelain vases, each showcasing hand-painted pink chrysanthemum and blue lotus flower designs set against a radiant Imperial yellow ground glaze. These vases embody the richness and tradition of Chinese Imperial style, making them exceptional display pieces or additions to any fine collection. C1970's.

Composition & Technique:
These vases feature a timeless, elegant form with graceful flared necks, rounded shoulders, and stable circular bases—designed to balance beauty with poise. The true standout, however, is the surface decoration.

Each vase is meticulously adorned with hand-painted chrysanthemums and lotus blossoms, executed in vibrant tones of pink, orange, green, and lavender.

The chrysanthemum, a symbol of longevity and elegance, is associated with endurance and the autumn season.
The lotus, rising from the water, represents purity, renewal, and spiritual growth.
These motifs are richly layered atop a deep Imperial yellow glaze—a color traditionally reserved for Chinese royalty—creating a dramatic visual contrast that commands attention.

The technique involves traditional methods of layering and glazing, resulting in subtle shading, lifelike texture, and luminous colours. The hand-crafted nature of these vases gives each a unique personality. Both pieces are made from high-fired porcelain, giving them a smooth, slightly glossy finish and refined weight.

On the base of each vase, you’ll find hanzi character marks, adding authenticity and cultural value.

Dimensions of each vase
Height: 20 cm
Width: 11 cm
Base Depth: 6 cm
Perfect as a centerpiece or accent pair on a mantle, shelf, or console table.

Signed Seal Mark Interpretation:
The characters to the base are believed to read (from top right to bottom left):

榮華堂製 (Róng Huá Táng Zhì)

榮華 (Róng Huá) – Literally "Glory and Splendor," likely the name of the studio, kiln, or workshop.
堂 (Táng) – "Hall" or "Studio," a traditional suffix used in studio names.
製 (Zhì) – "Made"

Context & Significance:
This is a hall mark use of seal script and red enamel indicates it emulate traditional Qing or Republic styles.

Provenance:
Sourced from a private museum collection, these vases date to the late 1970s and represent a refined interpretation of the classic Chinese Imperial style. Rare and collectible.

Why You’ll Love It:
A rare and beautifully matched pair
Hand-painted floral design with rich symbolism
Imperial yellow glaze – bold, bright, and regal
A striking focal point for your home or collection
Signed with character marks – collectible and authentic


Condition:
These vases are in fine vintage condition and ready for display.

Some stains, light surface wear, and glaze runs on the inside, all consistent with age and handcrafted production
No chips, cracks, or repairs – overall well-preserved and full of charm



Reserve: $3,192.00

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