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Red Flower Vase marked Qian Long part 1

by Dave
(Guangzhou)

Not much to say my girl friend bought this for us because she thought it looked very beautiful. It has the Qian long seal on the bottom in blue all of the flowers on the vase are raised. Its about 5 inches tall.

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Red Flower Vase marked Qian Long 2.2

by Dave
(Guangzhou)

picture of the decor there are 4 sides that all slightly differ in colour.

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Red Flower Vase marked Qian Long 2.0

by Dave
(Guangzhou)

Here are some better photos in better light, I hope that they are good enough, if you want me to try again I will wait for a sunny day and try again, it is the rainy season in South China!

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Red Flower Vase marked Qian Long 2.1

by Dave
(Guangzhou)

just gonna add some better pics

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Red Flower Vase marked Qian Long part 2

by Dave
(Guangzhou)

I;m going to post photos of the handles, and the bottom ring.

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Red Flower Vase marked Qian Long part 3

by Dave
(Guangzhou)

Dave,
This image does not provide any information. Best would be if the resolution could be like this example: http://gallery.chinese-antique-porcelain.com/qingdai_19th36.html
(I know it isn't easy, I have still difficulties photographing like this after years!)

If possible don't use a flash because it will highlight the portion next to the light. Depending on your location it might be easier outside or near a window.

The point is to obtain pictures as those in the example so that even brush strokes and any imperfections or age signs become visible. The bottom picture seems to be more successful. although resolution isnt't that good yet.

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