Pair of very fine Chinese porcelain vases. Potted in a octagonal baluster forms body, tapered gracefully toward waisted prominent neck leading to a slightly flared rim, raised on a splayed tall foot base. The exterior delicately hand painted with various tones and shades in cobalt blue underglaze of floral motifs, banded numerously with auspicious patterns ribbons on rim, neck, shoulder, and foot. Both elegantly displayed upon open work carved hardwood stand. The underglaze blue are stable with subtle shades. The Lines of the drawings are clear; the light and dark shades are subtle.


Mark on base, a six blue seal script -ZhuanShu- characters reign mark, QianLong Reign Period of Great Qing.

Dimension: 16-3/8" H x 9" W (Stand): 2-3/8" H (each)

PROVENANCE:
Property of Madame Martin, by decent; Paris.

Over all in EXCELLENT condition.


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