An 18th-century Chinese export porcelain punch bowl, likely dating to the Qianlong period (1736–1795). It is a classic example of Famille Rose porcelain, specifically in the "Mandarin" style. The exterior features a continuous hand-painted scene depicting figures—likely Chinese ladies, men, and children—in a lush garden and mountain landscape. The "Mandarin" palette is known for its rich, polychrome enamels, with a particular focus on pink and rose tones. The scene is framed by a traditional red-and-white fence, with prominent greenery and distant mountains rendered in a soft, atmospheric style. Similar bowls from this period typically measure approximately 10 to 11.5 inches in diameter and around 4.5 inches in height. These bowls were produced specifically for export to Western markets, where they were highly prized as luxury functional pieces for serving punch. Weight is 756 gr. Height is 10,5 cm. Diameter is 23,5 cm.