[Spring vase with filigree enamel flower pattern]
Spring vase with filigree enamel flower pattern, in the early Ming Dynasty, is 27.1 cm high, 7.4 cm in diameter and 9 cm in foot diameter. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The bottle has a small mouth, a thin neck, a hanging belly, and two phoenix ears. In addition to the gilded string patterns on the two sides of the neck decorated with purple, red and white ganoderma lucidum patterns, the rest of the bottle is light blue, and is decorated with all kinds of tangled flower patterns, including gardenia, plum, chrysanthemum, etc., and the lower part of the belly is decorated with red chrysanthemum petals patterns for one week
This bottle was made by the imperial supervisor of the Ming Dynasty. The glaze is fine, the color is pure, and it is polished smooth. Its decoration combines a variety of flowers in one piece, which is complex but not disorderly, and has excellent artistic effect. It has a unique style in the early enamel ware
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