A pair of famille rose wall vases, Qing dynasty, Qianlong (1736-95).
Half moon shaped, decorated with famille rose flower sprigs reserved against a 'cracked ice' turquoise-glazed ground. Length 18.5 cm. Height 5 cm.
Provenance
From the collection of Gerald Elderling (born 1901-1991) and his wife Karin, Elderling had a long career working in Asia, Rangoon, Burma, where he arrived in the early 1930's. They ended up in a Japanese POW camp during the war, and returned after the WWII to Gothenburg were he became the Dutch Counsul, and then later Counsul General. Thence by descent.
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