Early Chinese Porcelain Famile Rose Panels Handpainted Vase Lamps a Pair New Wire & Lampshades and Each 22″ Tall

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For Sale is a Pair of 19th Century Chinese Porcelain Vases Lamps in Famile Rose Panel.
They are Hand Painted Enamel, that is raised from the suface, with 9+ Colors. I don’t know if it is referred to as Cloisonne.
The top of the vases have a repetitive pattern of Leaves & Flowers.
The bottom of the vases have a repetitive pattern of, I would call, Ocean Waves.
There are 2 Large Cartouches on each vase that shows the Child Budda walking along a river with flowers and above Blooming Peach Tree with it’s trunk.
On each side of the vases are 2 Cartouches. The top one is of a woman or man, looks like a Monk, in Robes gifting a Vase with a flower. Working from a simply table alter that is surrounded by curtains, hanging vines, lattice background and a striped floor.
The 2nd Cartouche is of, I believe, a window surrounded by iron scrolls and fitted with lattice.
All the paintings are framed with gold.
The Lamps are on wood craved stands, most likely Rosewood.
They have new wiring and lampshades. They lampshades are retangular with soften corners.
Each lamp is 22″ tall including the shades and finials.
The Vases are 9.5″ high x 6.5″ wide x 6.5″ deep.
Perfect Condition..1 enamel chip marked in a photo.