Qing qianlong, white-floored pastel lotus at eight auspicious pattern vase with type (a)
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– | size | box of 27 cm | |
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work classification | ceramic famille rose porcelain in the the qing dynasty | s | the qing qianlong |
value | USD 60000-80000 | ||
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Chinese porcelain and craft boutique | 2017-03-17 | ||
Christie ‘s New York co., LTD. | auction | March 2017 sale | |
alum red six line seal character style | |||
description | Each vase is decorated in bright enamels with scrolling lotus sprays and with four of the Eight Buddhist Emblems (bajixiang) on the trumpet-shaped neck above a yellow key-fret band interrupted by the reign mark,and with the remaining four Buddhist Emblems on the bell-shaped foot above a band of pink key fret. The interior and base are covered with turquoise enamel. Vases of this type are usually found as part of an altar garniture, with matching incense burner and candlesticks, all invariably decorated with the bajixiang and lotus scrolls. Although the decoration may have been the same, the background color of these garnitures varied. A ruby-ground fve-piece garniture in the National Palace Museum, is illustrated in Special Exhibition of Incense Burners and Perfumers Throughout the Dynasties, Taipei, 1994, no. 105. A pair of similar yellow-ground vases of smaller size (23.5 cm.) was sold at Christie’s London, 14 May 2013, lot 262, and another yellowground example of larger size (37.2 cm.) was sold at Christie’s Hong Kong, 1 November 2004, lot 1147. A similar pair (28.6 cm.) from the Yokogawa collection is included in the Illustrated Catalogues of Tokyo National Museum: Chinese Ceramics, Tokyo, 1965, p. 155, no. 653. |
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