Large Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Powder Blue Porcelain YenYen Shaped Vase 1850 Drawings & Prints "820–400" chaise (1954)

"820–400" chaise (1954)

signed to the lower right

in Kirkwall which is the largest town in the archipelago

chest on stand

the arched top is mounted with a gilt bronze head of a cherub

Large Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Powder Blue Porcelain YenYen Shaped Vase 1850 Drawings & Prints "820–400" chaise (1954)A fine & large antique 18th Century Chinese Qing dynasty, Qianlong period powder blue glazed 'Phoenix Tail' or 'Yen Yen' shaped porcelain vase, circa 1750. The large globular baluster shaped vase is raised on a stepped flared foot, the body of the vase rises to a trumpet shaped neck with two cuffs and opens to a broadly flared mouth. The exterior is covered with an intense powder blue glaze in contrast to the white interior and foor rim. This rare and