A Chinese Republic vase, with Qianlong mark.
A Chinese Republic vase, with Qianlong mark.
Baluster shape with a flared rim, decorated with four panels in underglaze blue depicting figure scenes. The vase with a mild celadon glaze on a relief ground of a contionous floral scroll. Height 22.5 cm.
Minor wear.
Provenance
From the private collection of a Swedish family in Närke. The couple has a keen interest in art and antiques and started to collect in the 1960’s, attending auctions, antique shops, and antique fairs. Always seeking additional pieces that would adorn their home and that intrigued them with its quality and history.
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