Republic Period Famille Rose Cylindrical Vase by Liu Yucen (刘雨岑), dated Ding Mao year 1927, Zhushan - Porcelain - Liu Yuchen - Belgium - Republic period (1912-1949)

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A porcelain cylindrical vase in the Republic period style (1912–1949), titled Republic Period Famille Rose Cylindrical Vase by Liu Yucen (刘雨岑), dated Ding Mao 1927, Zhushan, 28 cm high and 12 cm in diameter, signed and in good original condition.

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Chinese porcelain cylindrical vase (brushpot form), Republic period.
Artist: Liu Yucen (刘雨岑, 1904–1969), one of the Eight Friends of Zhushan (珠山八友).
Date: Ding Mao year, corresponding to 1927.
Place of production: Painted at Zhushan, Jingdezhen.
The vase is finely decorated in famille rose (fencai) enamels with a continuous design of flowering plants, vines, blue foliage, grape-like clusters and hanging bead/ornament motifs. The upper rim is finished with a gilt band.
Clear black enamel inscription including the cyclical date “丁卯”, “於珠山” and the signature of Liu Yucen.
Base with iron-red square seal mark and later handwritten inventory numbers on the unglazed foot.
Dimensions:
Height 28 cm
Diameter 12 cm
Good overall condition with normal age-related wear. The unglazed foot shows expected dirt and abrasion. Minor surface dirt and small black spots visible near the base. No cracks, chips or restoration detected. Gilding and enamels remain in stable condition.

Provenance: Private collection, Belgium.

The supplier warrants that they obtained this object in a legal manner. The seller guarantees that they are entitled to sell/export this object and will arrange any necessary permits.

Shipping: Carefully packed with bubble wrap and double boxing. Tracked and insured shipping available within the EU and internationally.

Chinese porcelain cylindrical vase (brushpot form), Republic period.
Artist: Liu Yucen (刘雨岑, 1904–1969), one of the Eight Friends of Zhushan (珠山八友).
Date: Ding Mao year, corresponding to 1927.
Place of production: Painted at Zhushan, Jingdezhen.
The vase is finely decorated in famille rose (fencai) enamels with a continuous design of flowering plants, vines, blue foliage, grape-like clusters and hanging bead/ornament motifs. The upper rim is finished with a gilt band.
Clear black enamel inscription including the cyclical date “丁卯”, “於珠山” and the signature of Liu Yucen.
Base with iron-red square seal mark and later handwritten inventory numbers on the unglazed foot.
Dimensions:
Height 28 cm
Diameter 12 cm
Good overall condition with normal age-related wear. The unglazed foot shows expected dirt and abrasion. Minor surface dirt and small black spots visible near the base. No cracks, chips or restoration detected. Gilding and enamels remain in stable condition.

Provenance: Private collection, Belgium.

The supplier warrants that they obtained this object in a legal manner. The seller guarantees that they are entitled to sell/export this object and will arrange any necessary permits.

Shipping: Carefully packed with bubble wrap and double boxing. Tracked and insured shipping available within the EU and internationally.

Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Republic period (1912-1949)
Number of objects
1
Artist
Liu Yuchen
Country of Origin
Belgium
Attribution
Signed
Material
Porcelain
Height
28 cm
Width
12 cm
Title of artwork
Republic Period Famille Rose Cylindrical Vase by Liu Yucen (刘雨岑), dated Ding Mao year 1927, Zhushan
Condition
Good condition
Provenance
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
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