CHINA - QIANLONG Era (1736-1795)/Early JIAQING Era (1796-182 - Lot 43

Lot n° 43
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CHINA - QIANLONG Era (1736-1795)/Early JIAQING Era (1796-182 - Lot 43
CHINA - QIANLONG Era (1736-1795)/Early JIAQING Era (1796-1820) A baluster vase with a slightly flared neck in pink family enameled porcelain in two cartouches of the three Star Gods (Fu Lu Shou Xing) under a pine tree: Shoulao seated holding a peach of longevity, Fu Xing next to him holding a scepter, Lu Xing standing looking at a scroll decorated with a yin and yang symbol. The neck decorated with a cartouche on each side decorated with a landscape. The green background decorated with hibiscus and lotus flowers in their foliage on a background incised in sgraffiatto of clouds. On the reverse side, the Qianlong (minyao) six-character mark in blue underglaze in zhuanshu (Firing defect on the rim, tiny chip on the heel). H. 37,3 cm Reference: A pair of vases with similar decoration of the Qianlong period but without mark sold on May 11, 2011 at Sotheby's, London, lot 278; another vase with the Qianlong mark sold on November 10, 2010 at Sotheby's, London, lot 288. The decoration of this vase takes the traditional Chinese technique of famille rose enamels and mixes them with the European technique. The result is the result of the aesthetic taste of Qianlong and the achievement of Tang Ying, chief supervisor of the imperial kilns in Jingdezhen. The flowers in this vase are painted in the European style using shading to give more depth and a sense of three-dimensional decoration.
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