Lot 128 , A pair of Chinese famille rose vases, Daoguang period, c.1830

A pair of Chinese famille rose vases, Daoguang period, c.1830, typically painted with rectangular reserves of figures amid pavilions within a gilt key work order, the ground with objects insects flowers figures and inscriptions, gilt phoenix shaped handles, floral borders, 42cm high, losses to handles and rim
£400-600

Condition:
Typical glaze imperfections and light surface scratches throughout. One vase suffers losses to its rim as well as losses to ‘dragon’ mounts including ones elbow and a ‘phoenix’s’ head. Other vase suffers losses also to the rim as well as to one ‘pheonix’s’ head.

Sold for £420