Tibor without lid. China, 19th century. Hand painted porcelain. Presents chips in the mouth.

Tibor without lid. China, 19th century.
Hand-painted porcelain.
The mouth is chamfered.
Measurements: 29 cm (height); 26 cm (largest diameter).
Tibor decorated on its periform body, without interruption, with Chinese everyday objects and toilet articles, vases and bowls, forming small groups that draw on traditional Chinese plastic art. This ornamental style is characterised by the predominance of light and very luminous tones, especially pink and green. It is a style typical of ceramics exported to Europe, developed mainly during the second half of the 19th century. The rest of the piece is decorated with vegetal motifs and borders.