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CHINA "Large Baluster Vase with Symbols of Longevity and Poetry" China, Qing Dynasty, late 19th / early 20th century or Republican era. Porcelain decorated with Famille Rose (Wucai) enamel colors and overglaze inscriptions in iron red and black-brown. Baluster-shaped body with a curved neck and a wide, flaring rim. The front features a finely painted scene with symbols of good fortune and longevity: Two spotted deer (lu) beneath a sturdy, ancient pine tree (song), on whose trunk a Manchurian crane (xianhe) perches, surrounded by lingzhi mushrooms and blooming peonies. The back and the neck bear multi-line calligraphic inscriptions in shades of cherry red and iron red, featuring poetic verses and four-character mottos. The unglazed base ring shows signs of age and wear. Height: approx. 44 cm. Worn, age-related signs of wear, small firing defects/glaze defects; otherwise in good overall condition.
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