A pair of famille rose enameled porcelain vases


Late Qing/Republic periodEach thickly potted and painted in a combination of opaque and translucent enamels with opposing flower-filled reserves on the trumpet neck and circular reserves of lanterns and vases separated by protruding flanges on the globular body, the reserves surrounded by brightly hued flowers and leaves on a ground of foliate scrolls minutely drawn in iron red that stop above the flared foot, all applied on the colorless glaze covering all surfaces except the foot pad (both chipped).15 3/8in (39cm) high