Tianqiuping-shaped vase made of “tea powder” porcelain and decorated in the “Family Rose” style, China, late 19th century Decorated with four round reserves on a white-glazed background in the “Family Rose” style, featuring various flowers, including peonies with a butterfly and chrysanthemums. The foot bears a six-character apocryphal Qianlong mold mark surrounded by scrolls. Height: 38 cm