Chinese Imperial Yellow Famille Rose Vase Qianlong Marked Circa 1900's
Chinese Imperial Yellow Famille Rose Vase - Qing Dynasty Qianlong Marked - Circa 1900's. This stunning vase is a exquisite example of Chinese Imperial Yellow Famille Rose porcelain. It is made of high-quality porcelain that is glazed in a bright yellow color, creating a smooth and glossy surface. The vase is decorated with colorful enamels in shades of pink, green, blue, and white, depicting various scenes and motifs. The vase has a baluster shape and a flared rim. The actual date of the vase is likely to be 20th century, when porcelain production flourished in China and many pieces were exported to foreign markets.
The vase is typical of the Imperial Yellow Famille Rose style, which was popular during the Qing dynasty. Imperial Yellow, meaning "yellow of the court", refers to the use of yellow glaze in the decoration.
Yellow was a symbol of imperial power and authority, as it was reserved for the emperor and his family. Famille Rose, meaning "pink family", refers to the use of pink enamel in the decoration.
Famille Rose porcelain often featured scenes of people, animals, plants, and landscapes, as well as auspicious symbols and inscriptions. Imperial Yellow Famille Rose porcelain was highly valued by the emperors and their officials, as well as by foreign traders and collectors. Dynasty Qianlong Marked - Circa 1900's that will enhance your collection and impress your guests.