A 'QIANJIANG' SCHOOL ENAMELED 'CONG' VASE.Attributed to Cheng Men.The square-section body painted to two sides with figures in sampans on a river in a mountainous landscape, the two other sides, each with an elephant head-shaped handles, one with a bird on a blossoming branch, the other with and flowers, each with a poem and a seal, 30cm H.仿程門款粉彩雙象耳琮式瓶款識：綠水青山漁舟䪣揖，辛巳七月上浣，雪笠程门，「臣」，「門」款子翁仁兄大人，雅□既正，雪笠程门、「臣門」、「雪笠」款仿董華亭墨法，笠道人寫生，「雪笠」款笠道人寫，「松生」款Cheng Men (d. before 1908) was a porcelain painter active in the Late Qing dynasty. He painted in the Qianjiang styleusing a subdued palette reminiscent of literati ink and watercolours paintings.