Vase - Famille rose - Porcelaine - Enamelled Yangcai Reticulated 'Fish ' Vase - Chine - Fin du XXe siècle - Catawiki
A Magnificent Yellow-Ground 'Yangcai' Vase, Seal Mark and Period of Qianlong (1736-1795) - Alain.R.Truong
Qianlong Yangcai Reticulated Vase: The Story of an Emperor's Approval and Tang Ying's Redemption | Chinese Works of Art | Sotheby's
Story of an Artistic Style: Imperial Porcelain with Painted Enamels of the Qianlong Emperor_Convergence of Tints
A monumental Yangcai vase China, Qing, 19th century | Arte Cinese
An extremely rare and possibly unique yellow-ground yangcai reticulated vase, Seal mark and period of Qianlong | 清乾隆米黃地洋彩錦上添花纏枝花卉紋方座瓶《大清乾隆年製》款
Yangcai, la porcelaine de Chine ! | Gazette Drouot
Story of an Artistic Style: Imperial Porcelain with Painted Enamels of the Qianlong Emperor_Novelty of Brilliance
Fine Old Chinese Qing Qianlong MK Yangcai Yellow Ground Landscape Porcelain Vase | eBay
Lot - RARE VASE BOUTEILLE À DEUX ANSES en porcelaine et émaux polychromes de type yangcai sur fond turquoise, avec rehauts de dorure,...
Rare Yellow-Ground 'Yangcai' Vase from Qianlong Period
Imperial Yangcai Revolving Vase Sets New Record
A MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE YANGCAI YELLOW VASE QIANLONG SIX-CHARACTER SEAL MARK IN IRON RED
Chinese vase made for emperor and found in French attic is set to sell for US$637,000 | South China Morning Post
Sold at Auction: VASE EN PORCELAINE 'YANGCAI' FAMILLE ROSE, CHINE, XVIIIE SIÈCLE | Asian art, Conservator, Moose art
Lot - RARE VASE BOUTEILLE À DEUX ANSES en porcelaine et émaux polychromes de type yangcai sur fond turquoise, avec rehauts de dorure,...
Rare Chinese Qing Qianlong MK Enamel Yangcai Turquoises Floral Porcelain Vase | eBay
Hidden Gem Inside Shoebox: A Chinese Vase Found in Attic Worth US$600,000 | Auctions News | THE VALUE | Art News
Qianlong Céramique De Style De Vase De Porcelaine De Turquoiseground Yangcai De Pot De Rubans De Lotus De Modèles De Conteneur Chi Photographie éditorial - Image du offres, élégance: 179238567
Image of Un beau vase « garçon » Yangcai à fond jaune, 1736-95 (céramique)
Trouvé dans le grenier, le vase chinois pourrait valoir 10 millions d'euros | Actu
