Beautifully hand-painted Chinese porcelain vase, bearing a red Qianlong reign mark (乾隆年製) on the base. This piece is finely decorated with a classic Chinese landscape scene featuring distant mountains, a sailing boat, and a traditional poetic inscription in elegant calligraphy. The neck is adorned with a pastel enamel border in pink, turquoise, and gold tones, echoing the artistry of Qing Dynasty ceramics. Details: Era: Late Qing to Early Republic Period (circa 1900–1930) Mark: Qianlong Nian Zhi (乾隆年製) – apocryphal, typical of Republic-period pieces Material: Glazed porcelain Decoration: Hand-painted landscape with sailing boat and calligraphy Seals: Artist’s red seals on both sides of the inscription, plus a Qianlong base mark Height: 10" Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Minor wear consistent with age. This is a wonderful example of early 20th-century Chinese porcelain, ideal for collectors of Asian antiques, decorators, or enthusiasts of Chinese poetry and landscape art. While the Qianlong mark references the 18th-century emperor, this piece is a homage made during a later period, as was common at the time. Shipping: Securely packed and shipped.