A collection of Chinese famille rose porcelain ware, late 19thC/Republic period
A collection of Chinese famille rose porcelain ware, late 19thC/Republic period
A collection of Chinese Republic period famille rose porcelain ware, consisting of:
A biscuit figure depicting the smiling Budai, the robe famille rose decorated with lotus buds, the body with traces of gilt paint, with an impressed mark, late 19thC/20thC, H 25,5 - W 26 cm
A Chinese famille rose lozenge-shaped footed plate, the ogival-shaped panel decorated with dignitaries greeting a female Immortal, the back decorated with plummy peaches and bats, late 19thC, 27,5 x 22 cm
A Chinese famille rose food warmer and cover, all around decorated with Immortals, with a Fu-lion atop the cover, late 19thC, H 20,5 - ø 22 cm
A Chinese famille rose paperweight, decorated with 'One Hundred Antiquities', 19thC, 12 x 14,2 x 5,5 cm
Three famille rose teapots, 19thC/Republic period, Tallest H 14 - W 17,5 cm (body to spout)
The first teapot decorated with antiquities and texts, H 11,5 cm
The second with birds and flower branches, with a signed text, H 11,5 cm
The third decorated with an animated scene depicting two beauties and a servant in a chamber getting the opium pipes ready, and a cat is rested on a beauty's lap, the reverse of the pot with a still life of flower baskets, H 14 cm
A Chinese famille rose sugar pot and cover, decorated with the Guanyin bringing a child on a kylin, late 19thC, H 15,5 cm
A Chinese Qianjiangcai tea caddy, decorated with a beauty in a garden and signed texts, Republic period, H 14,5 cm
A Chinese famille rose vase, decorated with birds amongst flower branches, 20thC, H 25,5 cm
Condition: A biscuit figure depicting the smiling Budai appears in our opinion in excellent condition, except for some usual enamel loss and typical heavy wear to the gilt.
A Chinese famille rose lozenge-shaped footed plate appears in poor condition:
- a section through the right-side and reglued as part of a heavy damage
- a noticeable chip after the damage, resulting in two hairlines around the chip (~ 1 to 4 cm)
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese famille rose food warmer and cover appears in our opinion in good to excellent condition, except for:
- two darkened underglaze cracks (so-called 'crow feet'), only visible to the inside not to the exterior!
- a chip to the inside band of the cover
- the inside bowl missing
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese famille rose paperweight appears in our opinion in good condition, except for:
- a glaze chip to one of the corners
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
All three famille rose teapots appear overall in acceptable to good condition:
- Teapot with antiquities: a chip at the top rim, frits to the spout, cover with light chips, two 'crow feet' only to the inside
- Teapot with beauties: the pot appears in our opinion in excellent condition, the cover with filled chips
- Teapot with birds and flower branches: pot and cover appear in our opinion in good condition.
A Chinese famille rose sugar pot and cover:
- the pot with chips to the top rim
- a hairline to the cover and a chip to the handle of the cover
Otherwise no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese Qianjiangcai tea caddy appears overall in good condition, except for:
- glaze chips and underglaze crack at the top rim
- lid missing
- a glaze chip at the shoulder
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese famille rose vase, with birds and flower branches, appears in good condition.
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A collection of Chinese famille rose porcelain ware, late 19thC/Republic period
A collection of Chinese Republic period famille rose porcelain ware, consisting of:
A biscuit figure depicting the smiling Budai, the robe famille rose decorated with lotus buds, the body with traces of gilt paint, with an impressed mark, late 19thC/20thC, H 25,5 - W 26 cm
A Chinese famille rose lozenge-shaped footed plate, the ogival-shaped panel decorated with dignitaries greeting a female Immortal, the back decorated with plummy peaches and bats, late 19thC, 27,5 x 22 cm
A Chinese famille rose food warmer and cover, all around decorated with Immortals, with a Fu-lion atop the cover, late 19thC, H 20,5 - ø 22 cm
A Chinese famille rose paperweight, decorated with 'One Hundred Antiquities', 19thC, 12 x 14,2 x 5,5 cm
Three famille rose teapots, 19thC/Republic period, Tallest H 14 - W 17,5 cm (body to spout)
The first teapot decorated with antiquities and texts, H 11,5 cm
The second with birds and flower branches, with a signed text, H 11,5 cm
The third decorated with an animated scene depicting two beauties and a servant in a chamber getting the opium pipes ready, and a cat is rested on a beauty's lap, the reverse of the pot with a still life of flower baskets, H 14 cm
A Chinese famille rose sugar pot and cover, decorated with the Guanyin bringing a child on a kylin, late 19thC, H 15,5 cm
A Chinese Qianjiangcai tea caddy, decorated with a beauty in a garden and signed texts, Republic period, H 14,5 cm
A Chinese famille rose vase, decorated with birds amongst flower branches, 20thC, H 25,5 cm
Condition: A biscuit figure depicting the smiling Budai appears in our opinion in excellent condition, except for some usual enamel loss and typical heavy wear to the gilt.
A Chinese famille rose lozenge-shaped footed plate appears in poor condition:
- a section through the right-side and reglued as part of a heavy damage
- a noticeable chip after the damage, resulting in two hairlines around the chip (~ 1 to 4 cm)
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese famille rose food warmer and cover appears in our opinion in good to excellent condition, except for:
- two darkened underglaze cracks (so-called 'crow feet'), only visible to the inside not to the exterior!
- a chip to the inside band of the cover
- the inside bowl missing
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese famille rose paperweight appears in our opinion in good condition, except for:
- a glaze chip to one of the corners
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
All three famille rose teapots appear overall in acceptable to good condition:
- Teapot with antiquities: a chip at the top rim, frits to the spout, cover with light chips, two 'crow feet' only to the inside
- Teapot with beauties: the pot appears in our opinion in excellent condition, the cover with filled chips
- Teapot with birds and flower branches: pot and cover appear in our opinion in good condition.
A Chinese famille rose sugar pot and cover:
- the pot with chips to the top rim
- a hairline to the cover and a chip to the handle of the cover
Otherwise no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese Qianjiangcai tea caddy appears overall in good condition, except for:
- glaze chips and underglaze crack at the top rim
- lid missing
- a glaze chip at the shoulder
Otherwise, no further remarks regarding the condition.
A Chinese famille rose vase, with birds and flower branches, appears in good condition.
