Antique Chinese Porcelain Vase Figural Scenes Double Handles Kangxi Style Mark

This is a beautifully hand-painted Chinese porcelain vase, decorated with traditional figural court scenes, landscape elements, and auspicious motifs. The form features a rounded body with tall neck and applied double handles, finished in a classic palette of iron-red, green, yellow, blue, and black enamels.

The base bears a red square seal mark in the Kangxi style, a mark commonly used on later Chinese porcelains to honor earlier Qing dynasty wares. While the mark references the Kangxi reign, the vase itself is believed to date to a later historic period, most likely late Qing to early Republic era (circa late 19th to early 20th century).

Details:

Hand-painted Chinese porcelain

Traditional figural narrative scenes

Double applied handles

Kangxi-style red seal mark to base (apocryphal)

Hand-enamel decoration, not transfer

Approximate height: about 9 inches

Unmarked interior, glazed foot with expected age wear

Condition:

Good antique condition overall with age-appropriate wear, including minor surface wear, kiln marks, and light rubbing consistent with age and use. No major cracks or repairs observed. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description.

Notes for Collectors:

This vase is not represented as Kangxi period, but rather as a later antique example made in the Kangxi tradition, which was a long-standing and respected practice in Chinese porcelain production. Pieces of this type are widely collected for their decorative quality, historical context, and hand-crafted character.

A striking and authentic antique decorative piece, ideal for collectors of Chinese porcelain, Asian antiques, or traditional interior décor.