Chinese iron-red and green-enameled porcelain vase, depicting a dragon pursuing a flaming pearl, enclosed by bands of bats among cloud scrolls, with honorific Daoguang mark underfoot, approx 14.5"h, 9"w, 6"d, 9lbs 

06.03.24: In my opinion regarding LOT 2310: I note that the vase is presently intact and structurally secure, there are a couple minute firing flaws at areas of curvature, such as the ring being held by the beast mask handle, the enamel and iron red decoration is overall well-preserved, and close visual examination of the foot reveals several minor hairlines at the foot, UV light examination does not reveal evidence of restorations or fractures

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