Early 20th c. Chinese porcelain vase, finely potted in a baluster shape body, with tall ovoid belly gracefully tapered toward waisted neck leading to flaring rim, raised upon a slightly concaved foot base. Two orange-red underglaze Foo-Dog masks holding rings flanked on shoulders. Detail hand painted of carps swarmed along the river under moon reflection admits underwater foliage. Inscription with elongated characters of poem shown at shoulder.

Mark on base, red seal characters.

Dimensions: 17 1/2" Height, 8 1/8" Dia.
Weight: 9 lbs.

EXCELLENT condition.
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