Hello, this item is a tall Chinese porcelain standing vase, approximately 62 cm in height and 25 cm in diameter, decorated in famille noire (black-ground) palette featuring butterflies, lotus flowers, and auspicious symbols. The red mark visible on the base is a Qianlong mark, but stylistically, the piece is more consistent with 20th-century decorative production rather than an imperial-period vase. These vases were widely produced in China during the Republic period (1912–1949) and post-1949 PRC export periods, often bearing apocryphal reign marks for decorative effect.

In today’s market, Chinese famille noire standing vases of this size and style from the mid-20th century typically range in value from $400 to $1,200 USD depending on condition, enamel quality, and confirmed dating.