Un vase en porcelaine émaillée Chine, Epoque Yongzheng (1723-1735)

de forme balustre avec un col droit et un pied conique, finement décoré en palette d'émaux polychromes d'un paysan marchant une bêche à l'épaule, son habit bleu ciel et ses chausses jaunes, il se retourne en souriant, regardant un daim l'accompagnant

Some very minor parts of the black glaze rubbed and a very tiny glaze fritting to the mouth (2mm). Otherwise in very good condition.
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Compare a Yongzheng mark and period meiping vase with a similar decoration in the collection of the Palace museum, Beijing (fig.1)