Chinese porcelain, Encre de Chine teacaddy with a special foot - Porcelain - China - Qianlong (1736-1795)

Chinese ink, order-made Chinese teabowl.
Without a lid
Hand-painted in grisaille with gold paint
Qianlong period, circa 1750
Details: A Chinese man sitting on a mule, behind him a young man walks with a branch over his right shoulder.
A flock of birds in the sky and landscape.
The shoulder of the teacaddy is beautifully decorated with gold paint as well.
Particularly notable is the rare pierced foot in Rococo style (1720-1760) with elegant scrollwork.
This type of pedestal is rarely found on teabowls from this period.
Height 10 cm / max width 7.5 cm / opening 2.8 cm
Weight 160 grams
For buyers outside the EU a import duty may apply.
The buyer must pay this themselves and arrange.
Shipped by registered mail and insured.