Height:15.3cm (6.02in) Width:9cm (3.54in) Weight:490g (1.080lb)This olive-shaped vase bears the red mark of Hongxian Period, painted by Wang Youtang in famille rose. It has fine body and glossy glaze. The front is decorated with Fu, Lu and Shou three star gods, together with boy attendants, cranes, auspicious clouds and red bats. The figures are vividly rendered with delicate lines. On the other side, there is an ink inscription and red seal. Integrating painting and calligraphy, it symbolizes good fortune, prosperity and longevity, being a fine famille rose porcelain of the Republic of China period.

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