A Chinese famille-rose vase, Qing Dynasty 19th century the front and reverse painted with four rectangular panels of birds of paradise, butterflies and insects amongst flowering blossom and bamboo before a rocky out-crop enclosed by gilt greek-key border enclosed by peonies, butterflies and Buddist emblems, the shoulder moulded with two pairs of dragons, the neck moulded with dogs of Fo contesting a ball, wavy rim painted with butterflies and peonies against a gilt-ground, damaged and repaired, chips to the interior, 63cm high