Vase en porcelaine de la famille rose Chine, dynastie Qing, marque et époque Daoguang (1821-1850)

de forme balustre sur un court pied droit, le col évasé flanqué d'anses découpées en forme de dragons, à décor émaillé à l'imitation des cloisonnés de fleurs de lotus, caractères shou et svastika dans des rinceaux fleuris sur fond turquoise, le pied et l'épaulement soulignés de frises de grecques, pétales et ruyi, le col de têtes de ruyi stylisées, marque à six caractères en cachet en rouge de fer à la base

Paris, hotel Drouot, étude Ferri, 17^th December 2003, lot 117.

Good condition with the exception of some light rubbing to the gilding around the rim. Some light surface wear and original minor crackling in areas to the turquoise enamel. A small 0.5 mm flaw in the glaze inside the footrim.
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Compare a turquoise-ground Famille Rose vase from Daoguang reign sold in these rooms, 9^th June 2011, lot 181.