Qianlong Period, Qing Dynasty (18th Century) Famille Rose “Dragon Medallion” Foliate-Rim Large Vase

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Dimensions: 39 cm (15.35 in) high, 15 cm (5.91 in) in diameter, approximately 1.28 feet; 18th-century Qing Dynasty imperial porcelain; Condition and Provenance: Excellent, glaze and decoration are well preserved. The underglaze blue "Qianlong Reign" mark is clearly visible on the base. Provenance: Private collection, California, USA. Acquired from the North American art market and held by a private collector for many years. Description: This large famille rose vase is 39 cm high and 15 cm in diameter. The mouth is decorated with exquisite leaf patterns. The neck is long and narrow, the shoulders are broad, the body is rounded and full, and the foot is delicately crafted, giving it an overall dignified and elegant shape. The neck is decorated with richly colored famille rose floral patterns, with interwoven flowers and leaves in a delicate composition. The transition between the neck and shoulder is highlighted with banana leaf patterns and yellow-ground floral patterns, creating rich decorative layers. The body is white porcelain with a central dragon motif. The powerful dragon's scales are finely depicted, moving gracefully among colorful auspicious clouds and flaming pearls. The dragon motif is bordered by red flame patterns, while bats and knots adorn the sides of the vessel, symbolizing good fortune and longevity. The lower part is decorated with green wave-like mountain patterns. The base is glazed white and inscribed with the Qianlong reign mark in underglaze blue. This vase, with its vibrant famille rose enamels, exquisite painting techniques, and auspicious imperial designs, showcases the refined decorative tradition of Qing dynasty porcelain.

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