AN IRON-RED AND FAMILLE-VERTE ROULEAU VASE QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY |

of slightly tapering cylindrical form rising to a cylindrical neck with an everted mouth, Zhong Kui and a quelled demon finely enameled in iron-red and gilt, riding a jet-black steed, the reverse with rockwork in shades of green and blue issuing a gnarled tree, with an indistinct character mark within a square, the shoulder painted with iron-red blossoms on a ground of green and black enamel spirals below, the neck with leafing bamboo

E & J Frankel, New York.

In overall good condition with minor firing imperfections, minor surface wear, and scratches to the glaze throughout.
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