A Chinese blue and white porcelain hu vase dating from Qianlong period. Each side of the vase is divided into 4 drawings of flowers by Tang Ying. Chilong borders separate the quadrants, and there is a ruyi band at the bottom and a banana leaf band at the top. There is a stylized beast band at the neck with 2 bat handles, and a 6-character mark on the bottom has been drilled. It is accompanied by a wooden stand. Dimensions are: 13 3/4 inches tall X 8 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition: There are 2 hairline cracks in the rim, a few small glaze pops, numerous miniscule chips in the base, and a small chip in the vertical bar on 1 side, and the bottom has been drilled. Provenance: From the collection of Fong Inn & Henry Inn of Honolulu, HI, and descendants. Fong Inn From the collection of Fong Inn & Henry Inn of Honolulu, HI, and descendants.Fong Inn (Yuen Kwock) was born in Chung Shan District, Canton Province, China in 1873. He came to Hawaii in 1898 and started a Chinese import company. In the Islands he held office in the United Chinese Society and the See Dai Doo Society and was the longest living founder of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in 1911.Fong Inn and his son, Henry, visited the Orient often. In 1915, they brought back fine silk, Chinese antiques, pieces of art and jewelry. Many of the prized antiques found their way into homes throughout the Islands. Their customers were the Cookes, Judds, Dillinghams, Baldwins, Damons and other who's-who of Hawaii. Fong Inn became one of Honolulu's leading art importers, especially of Chinese antiques. This vase has been in the Inn family since the early 1900s.來自檀香山Fong Inn＆Henry Inn收藏。Fong Inn（Yuen Kwock）於1873年出生於中國廣東省中山區。他於1898年來到夏威夷，創辦了一家中國進口公司。 在夏威夷，他在聯合華人協會和See Dai Doo協會任職，並且是1911年中國商會最長的創始人。Fong Inn和他的兒子Henry經常訪問亞洲。 1915年，他們将絲綢，中國古董，藝術品和珠寶帶回了夏威夷群島。 Fong Inn成為檀香山的主要藝術品進口商之一，尤其是中國古董。 自20世紀初以來，這個花瓶一直在Inn家族中。 High resolution images can be found at: https://file.ac/i5LOPi576hQ/