Qing jiaqing Coral red color paint figure baby play bowls

• RMB 1092500
• HKD 1231680
• USD 163875
• EUR 120175

note: the varieties and burn Yu Kangxi period, followed by jiaqing only once from fire, but there are few, because of the unique decorative techniques, belong to the qing dynasty in the imperial rare species.
16 baby play figure bowl beginning blue-and-white ware in Ming yongle period, after the many imitation to burn, is also common for blue and white. While in the qing dynasty original colorful coral red, and the colour, the color bright royal expensive gas, its decorative techniques of sight in the qing dynasty imperial other varieties, very special.
items same as the national Palace Museum, the Shanghai museum collection varieties (see the Palace Museum hid treasures series, colorful, color, page 173, 174, 159. The Shanghai museum collection research department: qing dynasty yongzheng – xuantong kuan “, page 127, FIG. 3-88), the size is larger, the outer wall with coral red colour for ground, figure painting colorful garden baby play. Courtyard, sixteen boys dressed in all kinds of colored clothes, four people group, to play between the hole in the stone, flower, or cylinder paddle, or puppets, or the bottle, lotus, cassia twig, vivid and natural demeanor, the composition is strewn at random have send, look lively and very tong qu, fine elegant decoration, and extensive use of gold, unique style, full of festive and peaceful atmosphere.
knowledge set is the Hong Kong cultural relics collection group, members have GeShi become warped, yong-de Yang, such as the famous collector, since it was founded in 1979, is planning to hold exhibition of different themes, acclaimed in Hong Kong collectors. Member collection items for seeking knowledge, namely first public exhibition of the exhibits.
appearance in good condition.

refer to: “the national Palace Museum hid treasures series – color, the color”, Shanghai science and technology publishing house, the commercial press (Hong Kong) co., LTD., 1999, pp. 173, 174, the figure 159
the Shanghai museum collection research department: qing dynasty yongzheng – xuantong kuan “, Shanghai people’s publishing house, 2014, pp. 127, FIG. 3-88