TWO CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES IN FAMILLE ROSE AND QIANJIANG ENAMEL, China, Qing dynasty, late 19th century

The larger h cm 60

The first decorated on the body and neck with archaic censers amid floral motifs and poetic inscriptions, with handles shaped as lions; the second adorned with Qianjiang enamels depicting the One Hundred Antiquities, bearing inscriptions on the reverse including the artist’s signature and date, with handles shaped as pomegranates, the base bears a four-character seal mark of Emperor Guangxu.

 清19世纪末  博古纹花瓶两只