Famille Jaune Qianlong vase

Hi, everyone has anyone saw a vase like this one I couldn't find any it's the form of old bronzes all the ones I saw had handles any idea of age? thank you

 

New as in last 10-15 years. Only my guess.

 

Hi can you explain why you think is new? have you seen a vase like this one before? the one I saw all had handles

 

Manny , you need to do a lot of research .

Here's a good read.......
http://www.urbanartantiques.com/2009/doyle-auction-qianlong-vase/


and here's a portion of it .....


During QianLong’s rule of China for almost six decades, the style of official inky-blue porcelains changed gradually from a pure blue to a heavy dark blue (with somehow gray). This one seems to be more likely from a later period. The vase not only produced good sound (crisp pitched resonance) from finger tapping but also radiates a tint of light blue (to an almost psychological level) out of the smooth white, a sign of high quality. The bottom rim (which is always rounded for the period) is usually given an extra glaze in brown color.

 

and if you look carefully.....you'll see your mark....is NOT the same as this genuine artifact.....

 

Hi komo have you looked at marks of that period? have a look http://www.chineseantiques.co.uk/qing-dynasty-mark/ sure not all of them are the same right? what I asked is have anyone saw a vase like the one I have? cause I couldn't find one if it's new is a unique one.I have this vase for 5 years I use Chinese forums no one shows me one yet.

 

so you are saying that the pieces you have are the real genuine ones and all others that you see are fake ?

 

Ouch!

 

Manny, I'm no help on your mark, but maybe send photos to several auction houses to see what they think. Your photos are very good

 

Well I wasn't talking about real or not I just said I never saw one like this shape show me one old or new it doesn't matter