A Chinese Famille-Verte Porcelain Bowl with Iron-Red Fish
Qing dynasty(1644-1912); Probably kangxi period ; Delicately potted with gently flared sides rising from a short circular foot, the bowl is finely decorated in iron-red and translucent green enamels. The interior depicts four stylized swimming fish encircling a central floral medallion, while the exterior is painted with alternating panels of diaper patterns, green-dot reserves, and archaic red motifs resembling “shou” symbols for longevity. The glaze is of a soft bluish-white tone, smooth and even throughout. The unglazed footrim is neatly finished with firing grit adhering around the base. ?Dimensions?Diameter: 6 inches; Height: 2.5 inches.
Condition
In very good condition for its age.
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Qing dynasty(1644-1912); Probably kangxi period ; Delicately potted with gently flared sides rising from a short circular foot, the bowl is finely decorated in iron-red and translucent green enamels. The interior depicts four stylized swimming fish encircling a central floral medallion, while the exterior is painted with alternating panels of diaper patterns, green-dot reserves, and archaic red motifs resembling “shou” symbols for longevity. The glaze is of a soft bluish-white tone, smooth and even throughout. The unglazed footrim is neatly finished with firing grit adhering around the base. ?Dimensions?Diameter: 6 inches; Height: 2.5 inches.
Condition
In very good condition for its age.
Estimate
Reserve
Time, Location
Auction House
