Two Chinese porcelain wall plaques are potted in pear shape vase, with bulbous belly, gently tapered to waisted neck toward flaring rim, raised on splayed foot base. Two scrolling dragon ears flanked on the neck downward to the shoulder. The belly decorated in famille rose polychrome hand painting of immortals within a landscape scene, enclosed within Quatre-foil ruyi shaped cartouche. Banded with pale-yellow ruyi heads pattern ribbon under the rim. Interspersed by flying cranes and clouds against carmine-red under glazed ground. Both vases inlaid unto wooden framed panels, with dense of scrolling clouds diaper.


Dimensions: 19-1/2" H x 12" W Each

PROVENANCE:
The private collections of Earl Sorensen resides in the Atlanta, and is known as a prominent Buddha collector. A International businessman who traded with various Asian countries during the 1960s. On a business trip in Western China, he received a Buddha statue as gift from a monk. Since then, he has became fascinated with Buddhist artifacts and Eastern cultures. After many decades, Earl Sorensen has planned his retirement, and decided to pass his cherished collections to those collectors who would realize the history and value. Earl Sorensen's collections can be found from Lot-25 through Lot-32, Lot-68, Lot-113 through Lot-135, and Lot-138.

Over all in EXCELLENT condition.

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