A white porcelain Hu shaped vase with historiated decoration depicting a royal parade and landscape. The particular shape of this vase, derived from the so-called “fengwei zun” model (literally “phoenix tail”), is characterized by the sinuous shapes applied to a squared section. The decoration, based on the elegant chromatic combination of “famille rose” enamels with the sober blue decoration of the neck, evokes the models of the period, Yongzhen (1678-1735) and Qianlong (1735-1796). This vase is a classic example of late production with an apocryphal Qianlong six character mark at the base.