Pair of Chinese Blue and Orange Fish Design Porcelain Sleeve Vases

Pair of Chinese (Mid 20th Century) lidded porcelain jars with orange fish swimming on blue, sponged backgrounds, inspired by patterns from the Ming Dynasty...

PAIR of Chinese (Mid-20th Century) teal porcelain vases depicting a playful figurative scene of children at play in and around a peach tree and nine ripe peaches in total, symbolizin...

A pair of Japanese covered Totai enamel on porcelain vases. The wares are enameled with a polychrome design representing fish in the pond with flowers and plants made in the Cloisonn...

We present to you a remarkable pair of Chinese porcelain bottle vases, a true embodiment of the finesse and artistry that characterizes Chinese porcelain craftsmanship. These vases are very well potted, and hand-painted with meticulous precision, featuring a harmonious blend of underglaze blue and copper red hues that bring the depicted scenes to vibrant life. The central motif of these vases is a lush depiction of peaches on tree branches, a classic symbol of longevity and prosperity in Chinese culture. The artistry captures the natural beauty and lushness of the peaches, with each piece showcasing a vivid tableau that seems to unfold before your eyes, inviting viewers into a serene orchard where nature's bounty is in full bloom. Adding a layer of authenticity and historical depth to these vases is the six-character Yongzheng mark enclosed within double circles on the bottom. This mark, indicative of the Yongzheng Emperor's reign, a period noted for its artistic innovation and excellence, adds a significant layer of cultural and historical value to the pieces. Whether displayed as a centerpiece or as part of a curated collection, this pair of vases stands...