Porcelain Chinese vase ??

[abderrahim]

Please It's authentic chinese vase, The Period??? Thankyou.

[peterp]

This is outside the scope of evaluation via images.

The box says "Qing dyn., Xiandu Palace" which I do not know; might be of the many palaces inside the imperial palace. It also says 'Falangcai" and mentions the Yongzheng emperor. The mark is Yongzheng. 
Falangcai is a specific decoration type made inside the palace workshops only, and unknown outside at the time. It is said that from the Kangxi to the Qianlong reign only some 330 pieces were made!!! 

All this means if authentic it would have to be imperial ware, one of those 300+ pieces. I have never even had the opportunity to see (much less put hands on) one of those original pieces, apart from the Palace Museum (containing much of the imperial collection). Not only that, I have yet to see any authentic item marked Yongzheng yet. The reign was only 14 years long.

Unless this has very good provenance and a very high price tag (six or seven digit figure) it is probably a modern imitation. Most item on the mark would probably be imitations made after the Qing dynasty.

[abderrahim]

If it is a copy, do you think it has a value (we can collect it), or nothing.

[peterp]

If it is a fake it has simply no value for antique collectors. Not sure if someone in your place would want something like that.

[abderrahim]

Thanks Peter for the advice.

[abderrahim]

Hi Peter, The signs of age on parts of this vase can be said to indicate that it is over two hundred years old.???

[peterp]

As I mentioned below this is outside the scope of picture evaluation, hands-on inspection would also be required. And, I'm not able to tell the age of Falangcai. Only some 330 pieces were made from the Kangxi to the Qianlong reign, and they were all imperial ware. Thus, there are too few to have an opportunity to handle one of these.

Age signs can be faked. The fakers are very capable in this respect. Just to be clear, if the price of this is not "at least" in the tens of thousands then it is most likely new.

You can try to find one that looks similar online, in one of the few museums having such. If you find one, you will see the difference. That is because top wares are also faked the most.

[abderrahim]

Yes it's true the counterfeiters who manufacture such goods can also fake the signs of age.
Thanks Peter for this addition.