Chinese Porcelain Vase Children Playing Famille Rose Ruyi Head Republic Mark 20C

£150.00

Inventory Code: INV5099

Object: Vase

Material: Porcelain

Origin: China

Period: Post-Republic

Date: Late 20th Century

Decoration: Famille rose children playing in landscape panels on turquoise floral ground with ruyi head borders

Marked: Apocryphal Qianlong seal mark in iron red

Measurements:
Height: 14.17 in / 36.0 cm

Diameter: 6.69 in / 17.0 cm

Condition:
VERY GOOD (5/5) - Appears in very good condition with minor surface wear, light scratches and firing imperfections. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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DESCRIPTION

A large Chinese porcelain vase dating to the late 20th century, after the Republic period, and decorated in a colorful famille rose palette. The principal reserves depict groups of children playing with lanterns, toys and a crane within mountainous garden landscapes. The panels are surrounded by a dense turquoise ground filled with flowers, scrolling foliage and small birds, with ruyi head and geometric borders completing the design. The vase has a baluster body rising to a flared neck and displays lively figural decoration and strong color throughout.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

This late 20th century vase continues decorative traditions associated with Qing and Republic period famille rose porcelain. Its elaborate figural scenes, turquoise floral ground and apocryphal Qianlong seal mark reflect the continued popularity of earlier Chinese porcelain designs in later decorative production.

NOTES

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