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Dragoncharger Antiques has dated this Chinese Export Porcelain Punch Bowl to the 18th Century.
Exquisitely painted in vibrant famille rose enamels.
The attention to detail in the colourful clothing and formal costumes is superb. The visual storytelling portraying themes of education, wisdom, and hierarchy in Qing society, amidst virtues of every-day life.
The gilded rococo-style scrolling borders and diaper decoration framing the figural panels and edges of the bowl are finely executed. Rich gold accents, adding a luxurious touch typical of imperial-quality famille rose porcelain.The superior quality of enameling, delicate brushwork, and gilded detailing suggests this punch bowl was possibly produced in the prestigious Jingdezhen kilns for high-ranking officials or the export market catering to European aristocrats. This example demonstrating artistic refinement closer to Yongzheng-period famille rose pieces. Superb.
Dimensions:
Diameter = 29cm
Height = 12cm.
Condition: Good condition. 2 hairline cracks (shown in photos). Beautifully rich colours. No restoration.
Dragoncharger Antiques has dated this Chinese Export Porcelain Punch Bowl to the 18th Century.
Specialising in early japanese cloisonne, edo enamel artisan period.
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Large Chinese Export Porcelain Punch Bowl. Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period. 1736 - 1795.
