

Peony Scroll
By the Picturepops™ team
Red peonies twine along a winding stem in this pattern from a painted Chinese porcelain vase, published by Owen Jones in 1867, with a simple message inside: I love you, with all my heart. In China the peony is called the king of flowers, a sign of riches and honour and a favourite at weddings. For the one you love.
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Inside, it says
I Love You WITH ALL MY HEART
On the back
From Chinese porcelain and enamel / PEONY SCROLL / Red peonies on a winding stem, from a painted Chinese porcelain vase. The peony, “king of flowers” in China, stands for riches and honour and is a favourite flower for weddings.
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