20th century Chinese Qing Dynasty yellow-glazed carved porcelain Beautiful and exquisite vase. It is in the style of Wang Bingrong, a famous porcelain carver from the Tongzhi period to the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. At the bottom is the four-character seal script inscription "Wang Bingrong." The carving is a picture of "Lotus Pond Interesting", which seems to see lotus flowers and lotus leaves swaying in the wind in the pond, lifelike. Wang Bingrong was a famous porcelain carver in Jingdezhen during the Tongzhi and Guangxu years of the Qing Dynasty. Ceramic sculptures are three-dimensional works of art that are shaped from porcelain clay and then fired at high temperatures, referred to as porcelain sculptures. The porcelain carving works are a perfect combination of the "unity of man and nature" of the ceramic artist and the "natural craftsmanship" of the kiln fire. H 23.8 cm. Waist diameter 10.5 cm. Reference: Please see the transaction prices of similar lot from the auction company. Without wooden base. Good condition, see photos for details. Will be professionally and carefully packed and sent via registered Deutsche Post DHL.