Porcelain - China - Qianlong (1736-1795)
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Qianlong-period export porcelain bowl from China in the Famille Rose style, titled 'Familia Rosa', featuring Mandarin scenes and gilt-ground panels, with a later carved palisander/ebony stand, in good original condition.
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Lot title
"Rose Family" bowl with Mandarine scenes and gilt-edged panels – export Chinese porcelain – Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period (c. 1736-1795)
Item Description
Magnificent and rare Chinese export porcelain bowl from the Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Emperor period (c. 1736-1795), decorated in the Rose Family palette (Famille Rose).
This is a piece of exceptional artistic quality and unusual design, characterized by the alternation of two main decorative motifs on the exterior body:
Mandarin Scenes (Mandarin Palette): Meticulously detailed court scenes depicting dignitaries (mandarins) and their attendants on terraces and in gardens.
Gilt-ground Panels: Contour-nuage shaped panels with beautiful paintings of flowers and stylized birds, framed by a delicate geometric pattern worked in gilt diaper pattern.
The interior presents a fine decorative garland on the upper rim with the classic "lance tip" motif in iron-red and gold, accompanied by a hand-painted floral spray in the background.
Catalog / Technical data
Object type: Bowl / Export bowl.
Material: Enamelled porcelain over glaze (overglaze enamels).
Style: Famille Rose / Mandarin Scenes.
Period: Qing Dynasty, Qianlong (c. 1736-1795).
Origin: China (European export market).
Includes: Hand-carved ebony/palisander stand (late 19th–20th century) for display.
Condition Report
Genuine 18th-century piece showing signs appropriate to its age and use:
Enamel interior: Age-related craquelure in the interior of the vessel, natural with time, as well as minor original firing defects (iron spots).
Gilding: Wear and patina typical on the gilded edges and interior of the panels due to the passage of years.
Base: Enamel loss on the base exposing the unglazed porcelain body. Remnants of old adhesive at the center of the base from a previous label.
Photos are an essential part of the description; please review them carefully before placing a bid.
The item will be shipped to the buyer carefully packed and with the corresponding tracking number.
Lot title
"Rose Family" bowl with Mandarine scenes and gilt-edged panels – export Chinese porcelain – Qing Dynasty, Qianlong period (c. 1736-1795)
Item Description
Magnificent and rare Chinese export porcelain bowl from the Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Emperor period (c. 1736-1795), decorated in the Rose Family palette (Famille Rose).
This is a piece of exceptional artistic quality and unusual design, characterized by the alternation of two main decorative motifs on the exterior body:
Mandarin Scenes (Mandarin Palette): Meticulously detailed court scenes depicting dignitaries (mandarins) and their attendants on terraces and in gardens.
Gilt-ground Panels: Contour-nuage shaped panels with beautiful paintings of flowers and stylized birds, framed by a delicate geometric pattern worked in gilt diaper pattern.
The interior presents a fine decorative garland on the upper rim with the classic "lance tip" motif in iron-red and gold, accompanied by a hand-painted floral spray in the background.
Catalog / Technical data
Object type: Bowl / Export bowl.
Material: Enamelled porcelain over glaze (overglaze enamels).
Style: Famille Rose / Mandarin Scenes.
Period: Qing Dynasty, Qianlong (c. 1736-1795).
Origin: China (European export market).
Includes: Hand-carved ebony/palisander stand (late 19th–20th century) for display.
Condition Report
Genuine 18th-century piece showing signs appropriate to its age and use:
Enamel interior: Age-related craquelure in the interior of the vessel, natural with time, as well as minor original firing defects (iron spots).
Gilding: Wear and patina typical on the gilded edges and interior of the panels due to the passage of years.
Base: Enamel loss on the base exposing the unglazed porcelain body. Remnants of old adhesive at the center of the base from a previous label.
Photos are an essential part of the description; please review them carefully before placing a bid.
The item will be shipped to the buyer carefully packed and with the corresponding tracking number.
Details
Dynastic Style/Period
Qianlong (1736-1795)
Country of Origin
China
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Good condition
Authenticity
Original/official
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