The pair of Chinese Qing porcelain vases having a baluster shaped body, Bangqiuping. Of tall cylindrical belly, slightly narrowed to the flat concave base, with angled shoulder surmounted straight prominent neck further to flare banded rim. The main body decorated with famille rose hand painting of two vigorous green dragons, each striding in opposite position, chasing the centralized flaming pearl amidst fume clouds and flame, reserved in pale-pink ground inside a flori-form petal cartouche; surrounded with painting of children in various pursuits. Banded with numerous auspicious patterns.

The under-base bears a reign mark, a vertical six underglaze blue script characters reign mark, enclosed within double fine rings, Made in The Years of Chenghua Reign Period of The Great Qing Dynasty, (Kangxi Reign Mark).

Measurements: 18.5"H x 7" Diam. (Each)

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