This is an impressive, colorful and elegant bottle made with a 'Mille Fleur" Thousand Flowers motive.  Its form, posture and gracefulness of its enamels is akin with the bottles made for the Qianlong Emperor in the last quarter of the 18th Century.  New owners of these spectacular bottle should be proud to own it, at a fraction of the price of the bottles mentioned below, sold at Christies and Sotheby's for outregous amount of money of the original bottles, as they represent a piece of history of this art form.   This bottle also has the Guyue Xuan mark, written in red, on the bottom.

This bottle has similarities with a Guyue Xuan bottle sold at Sotheby's that was part of the Mary and George Bloch Collection, especially its red Guyue Xuan Mark (See photo #8).

  The form and structure of this bottle is exactly as a bottle from the Rachelle R. Holden Collection that was sold at Christie's on 24 March 2022 for the incredible amount of $693,000 (take a look at photo #9). 

 For a good look at the resemblance of this bottle and the Rachelle R Holden bottle, take a look at photo #10.  These original Guyue Xuan bottles that were made for the Qianlong Emperor between 1767 and 1770's, as prices for his hunt companions, have only been owned by wealthy collectors around the world.  Now, you have a similar bottle that you and I can afford.  

This bottle is in excellent preserved condition.