Chinese Famille Rose Enameled Yellow Ground Porcelain Vase. The vase of compressed pear-shape, decorated with four large blossoming lotus evenly spaced around the lower body below the waisted neck decorated with bats suspending a beribboned string of wan emblem, ruyi and lotus, all against an interlaced leafy fronds reserved on a rich lemon-yellow ground, the neck surmounted by an out-curved mouth rim with shaped edge decorated with ruyi head, the interior and base painted in turquoise glaze, the base with Jiaqing six-character seal mark. {Height: 11 inches (28 cm)}. A very similar vase of slightly larger size sold at Christieís Hong Kong in ëImperial Treasures from the Fonthill Collectioní, December 1, 2010, Lot #298. Property from a San Francisco Collection.