Width: 17cms
Height: 51cms
Depth: 17cms
Date: 19th Century
£7,500
Product Code: KPCE15
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A very elegant pair of large Chinese vases dating from the second half of the 19th Century. These vases show courting pairs of colourful song birds in the trees and surrounded by peonies and blossom painted in a famille rose style.
The vases stand 51cms on their hard-wood stands and 46cms off them.
Peony (Chinese)
The peony is one of the symbols of China, the name in Chinese translates to most beautiful and it is often used in important and religious ceremonies as it has connotations of royalty and honour.
Birds (Chinese)
In Feng Shi birds represent new opportunities.
Famille Rose
Famille Rose is a style of porcelain decoration that has a mainly pink palette.
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