Famille rose porcelain covered container, late Qing dynasty - Lot 240

Famille rose porcelain covered container, late Qing dynasty - early Republic period Porcelain vessel with domed lid hand-decorated in the famille rose palette, depicting court scenes with figures in traditional dresses in landscaped gardens with pavilions, bridges and mountains in the background, lid adorned with a matching interior scene, stylized floral friezes framing the body and lid, two small side handles with a movable metal handle, wooden knob added later, base bearing an apocryphal "Qianlong" red square stamp, probably produced in the late Qing dynasty or early Republic period. Details: Origin China; circa 1880-1930; material porcelain with famille rose decoration; height 16 cm (without wooden knob); diameter 16.5 cm; weight 1,217 g; condition slight wear and minor firing imperfections due to age, no cracks or major restoration observed.