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The Qing Yongzheng enamel vase with golden flower and bird patterns and eight sided garlic head is a porcelain from the Yongzheng period. The device is 25 centimeters high, with a waist and neck of 12 centimeters. It has a bottle of garlic head, a long neck, an octagonal belly, and octagonal circular feet. The entire body is decorated with enamel colored gold, with eight lotus head patterns on the mouth, banana leaf patterns on the neck, eight sets of auspicious patterns on the shoulders, flower and bird patterns on the abdomen, and lotus patterns on the feet. The outsole features a blue material design made by Emperor Yongzheng. This piece has a dignified shape, bright glaze color, and exquisite painting. It is one of the representative works of enamel colored porcelain in the Yongzheng period, with high collection and historical value.