A Pair Of Painted Enamel 'Bajixiang' Vases, Gu 18th century (2)
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A PAIR OF PAINTED ENAMEL 'BAJIXIANG' VASES, GU 18th century The globular mid-section supported on a stepped foot below a cylindrical neck with trumpet rim, the mid-section and foot each decorated with four of the eight Buddhist emblems in gilt, between floral spray and fruit, separated by a band of banana leaves, the neck with upward banana leaves below flowers, all against a lapis blue ground. 30cm (12in) high. (2). Footnotes: 十八世紀 畫琺琅八吉祥紋花觚一對 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London
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