Qianlong Period, Qing Dynasty (1736–1795) | Famille-Rose “Nine Boys Climbing the Peach Tree” Palace Display Vase with Qianlong Mark

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Dimensions: Height 52 cm (approx. 20.5 inches, 1.71 ft), Mouth diameter 19 cm (7.5 inches), 18th century, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period. Condition and Provenance: Overall excellent, with a smooth and glossy glaze. The famille rose glaze is vibrant, the gilt decoration is well-preserved, and there is a clear six-character Qianlong underglaze blue mark on the base. Provenance: Private collection, California, USA. Description: This large famille rose "Nine Children Playing with Peach Trees" display vase with a Qianlong mark is an exquisite piece of Qing Dynasty court-style porcelain. The vase is 52 cm tall, with an elegant mallet-shaped body, flared mouth, short neck, rounded shoulders, full body, and a high, flared foot. The mouth and foot are decorated with rich, iron-red gilt geometric patterns, creating a luxurious courtly aesthetic. The vase depicts a vivid scene of nine children playing beside a peach tree, a truly exquisite piece. The ancient peach tree, with its lush foliage and delicate texture, is surrounded by large pink peaches, verdant leaves, pure white blossoms, rugged rocks, and abundant flowers. Nine children, painted in vibrant famille rose enamels, are depicted in various poses and with lively expressions, creating a joyful and dynamic scene. The vase symbolizes longevity, wealth, numerous offspring, and enduring blessings. The calligraphy and seal engraving on the vase are in the traditional Qing Dynasty court decorative style. The base is clearly engraved with the six characters "Qianlong Reign Mark" in underglaze blue seal script. This vase, with its magnificent presence, exquisite painting techniques, rich symbolism, and superior craftsmanship, showcases the refined taste and artistic achievements of court porcelain during the Qianlong period.

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