CHINA, late 19th century PAIR OF LARGE Hu baluster-shaped vases in famille rose enameled porcelain decorated in four medallions of: quail under chrysanthemums and dragonflies, tigers under wisteria and peony blossoms, locusts and fallow deer under longevity trees; on a background of flowers and butterflies. Border decorated with artemisia flowers and leafy foliage. Height: 52 cm (Lotiform carved wood bases) From a French customs official in Indochina between 1900-1930, by descent. Expert : Cabinet ANSAS - Tel : +33(0)1 45 65 48 19 - [email protected] NO LIVE BIDDING FOR THIS LOT ! PLEASE CONTACT THE AUCTION HOUSE OR THE EXPERT TO BID BY PHONE.

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