Chinese Zun vase,19th C, pear-shaped body rising from a short spreading foot to a waisted neck supporting a pair of ruyi handles beneath two fishes,the body centered with a circle panel respectively painted with a spring landscape of figures and pavilions and verdant tree around a mountain lake,bands of petal-lappets and ruyi heads at the foot and neck,the base enameled turquoise with a underblue glazed six-character mark.
H:12 1/2" (31.7cm)
Provenance: collection of Frank Gabrin, East Orange,New Jersey

Condition: in good condition overall with surface wear, a drilled hole on the base.

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