This is a rare famille rose vase with peach and longevity peach design from the Yongzheng period (1678-1735), also known as a willow-leaf shaped vase, a masterpiece of court art. The willow-leaf shaped vase originated in the Ming Dynasty and reached its peak during the Yongzheng period. This porcelain vase represents the highest level of famille rose porcelain craftsmanship during the Yongzheng era of the Qing Dynasty. Standing at 40 cm tall, it is quite large, decorated with peach trees and longevity peaches, with exquisite workmanship, complete patterns, and a three-dimensional shape. The base is inscribed with the six characters "大清雍正" (Great Qing Yongzheng) in neat and elegant calligraphy. This exquisite porcelain vase is extremely precious and a unique artistic treasure.