Chinese porcelain baluster vase now mounted as a table lamp, having a Famille Rose band at the flared neck, above a body decorated with iron red and brown floral sprays terminating to a lappet band, the whole resting on a carved wooden base, the underside with a red seal mark. Provenance: From the Private Collection of the Argenbrights, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx: h. 22"h.

Drilled in order to be used as a lamp, the drill hole obscures the mark, there is a 2.5" chicken foot hairline on bottom, a 1/8" chip to the enamel on one of the flowers in the mid-body, and a 3" hairline in the neck. Lamp works and presents