Lot 101 , A Chinese blue and white ‘immortal’ vase, Chenghua mark, late 19th century

A Chinese blue and white ‘immortal’ vase, Chenghua mark, late 19th century

A Chinese blue and white ‘immortal’ vase, Chenghua mark, late 19th century, painted with a female immortal wearing robes and carrying a scroll amid clouds and birds, above the figure of a man in prayer, with a buffalo and two cranes beside him, the base with apocryphal Chenghua six character mark within an incised double circle, height 35cm, minor imperfections
£800-1,200

Condition:
There two tiny glaze chips to the rim and other tiny areas of fritting to the rim. There is a raised glaze imperfection to the shoulder and an overglazed firing crack to the inside of the neck - not visible on the exterior, otherwise in good condition.

Sold for £600