A large revolving and reticulated Famille Rose Vase, Hu, with elephant side-handles. The upper and lower part of the vase in yangcai style enamel decoration with stylised floral, leaves and veines. The middle section in gilt on cobalt blue ground with four reticulated coral-red medallions each depicting two fronting Kui Dragons. The vase made in two separate parts, the upper part is revolving and painted with bats among stylised sky formations. The vase is a later - probably first half of 20th C (Republic) Period, interpretation of a identical decorated reticulated and revolving vase found at the Palace Museum, all though this has green enamelled medallions. Six-character mark of Qianlong mark in underglaze blue to the base. H 36 cm Provenance : I acquired the vase from a Chinese family living in Denmark as a heirloom from a deceased family member. Condition : Very good. With a nice patina, small scratches and natural wear to the surface enamels and gilding which corresponds fine with the age of the piece.