The Antique Early 20th Century ( Circa.1915-1916 ) Republic of China Period Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Jar. The Front of Jar is Exquisitely Enameled Hand Painted Lively Chinese Garden Scene of Blooming Chrysanthemums and Peonies, Branches Interspersed Between them, Vines Turning Gracefully, Accompanied By A Cheerful Flying Bird. A Composition Symbolizing Fortune and Honored in Chinese Traditional Culture. The Reverse of the Jar Features Enameled Hand Painted. A Pair of Red Bats ( Fu ), Emblems of Blessing and Auspicious. The Shape of Jar is Exquisite, and Also Characterized By Balanced Proportions, Meticulous Detail, and Soft Pastel Enamels Against A Luminous White Glaze. The Four Character Mark in Iron-Red "Hongxian Nian Zhi" on the Bottom, Honoring the Brief Hongxian Reign ( 1915-1916 ) of Emperor Yuan Shikai. Some Wear on it Consistent with Age, In Good Condition.