PAIR OF LARGE QIANJIANG ENAMELLED VASES LATE QING

each bulbous body supported on a splayed foot and terminating to an everted rim, one side painted with figures with scholars studying in a garden or talking to a farmer, the reverse painted with a mountainous landscape, all below two vertical bands around the neck, further flanked by two lion-head handles with loop-ring, each side inscribed and signed Ren Huan Zhang (Dimensions: heights: 47.5cm and 48cm) (Qty: 2)

(heights: 47.5cm and 48cm)

Qty: (2)

Footnote: Note: Ren Huanzhang (active 1874-1902) was one of the most significant Qianjiang masters in the late Qing period. He has worked at the imperial kiln in Jingdezhen and is well known for his works of figures and landscapes. He is one of the creators of the 'Scholars' style of porcelain paintings.