Early 20th Century Chinese Porcelain Da Ya Zhai Tianqiuping Vase

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Chinese porcelain Da Ya Zhai tianqiuping, with an imperial yellow glazed exterior covered with fine, small pattern iron wire craquelure, … Read more Chinese porcelain Da Ya Zhai tianqiuping, with an imperial yellow glazed exterior covered with fine, small pattern iron wire craquelure, a white glazed lip and a turquoise glazed interior and inset base, both also covered with fine, small pattern iron wire craquelure. Double red trim lines with a band of polychrome Ru Yi lappets, encircles the top of the neck. A red and white, vertical, Da Ya Zhai mark is glazed to the side of the neck and a red and white, Tian Di Yi Jia Chun cartouche is glazed on the shoulder of the vase. The body and neck of the vase are decorated with finely drawn, black and white, frolicking magpies amid branching, pink, plum blossoms. An ornate, polychrome band of Ru Yi lappets is glazed to the bottom of the vase, just above the extended foot, which is decorated with four, floral medallions, bracketed by red trim circles. A red and white, Yong Qing Chan Chun, Guangxu mark is glazed to the inset base. The finely carved, traditional, Chinese, hongmu stand is included. Circa early 20th century no later than mid century.

vase: 15.25" high x 9.5" diameter

stand: 2.5" high x 7.5" diameter.

Dayazhai: (Studio of the Greater Odes) found on imperial porcelain commissioned by the Qing Empress Dowager Cixi.

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