清代 雙圈款青花釉里紅人物圖紋鳳尾尊：拍品尺寸：H:50cm; W:20cm, Weight: 3801g。------------------------A beautiful and very rare Chinese 17thC red copper and blue and white features porcelain pteris Vase, All set within the landscaping and rocks. Flaring mouth, the round shoulder raised to the short foot. The vase has a very elegant, graceful, and flowing contour. It has an well-proportioned body, especially the upper section, and with a large and trumpet type mouth than such vases made thereafter. This shape is typical for Kangxi B/W Porcelain Pteris vases. The clay that forms the body is white and very fine, typical of Kangxi porcelain clays. The transparent glaze on the inner wall and the outer base is white, jewelry blue glaze is exceedingly beautiful and very rare. In Chinese porcelain history, this color exists primarily among a very small number of Five Dynasty Cai porcelains and Song Ru wares. But the ancient glazes are quite different from this glaze of Kangxi in other aspects. Many minute shallow dents, about 0.2 mm in diameter, scatter on the surface of the glaze, resulting from burst bubbles occurring during firing and cooling. This feature is common among early Kangxi porcelains. A double circles mark in underglaze blue is written at center of the outer base. The underglaze cobalt pigment is subdued and appears to adhere to the bottom of the glaze. These are important characteristics of early Kangxi underglaze, and differentiate Kangxi from later imitations. The vase red copper B/W glaze with fine painted blue glazed features of a beautiful three young ladies and ten kids. The lady dressed in nice lobe with her head looking back, watching the kids playing together, all of them are looks exceedingly beautiful and vivid. Painted Rocks and trees, banana leaves are green and luxuriant; courtyard, railing are elegant quiet...... On the 16th year of Kangxi reign,the head Fo Liang county, where the imperial porcelain factory resided, prohibited the writing of reign mark on porcelains, in order to prevent that the sacred reign mark might be trashed when porcelain is broken. Perhaps this is the reason that Kangxi mark was not written on this magnificent vase. NOTE: The vase in particular using nice red copper glaze as decorative pattern glaze, It has more and a very good culture & art appreciation and high collection value. Dimensions: H:50cm; W:20cm, Weight: 3801g Date: Qing Kangxi Period