Porcelain, with polychrome painting, heightened with gold
China, 18th Century
Baluster-shaped body with octagonal wall on a flat base
Accented shoulder and straight neck with everted mouth
Chambered cover with Fo-lion knob
Wall, neck and cover contrasted alternating with figure sceneries and floral motifs, framed by curved vignettes
The interstices filled with lavish floral motifs and bird ornaments on a gilded ground
Height: 70 cm
Good condition, consistent with age
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 8,000 Euro

Condition:

The vase is in good condition, consistent with age. The cover, and the mouth rim are restored. Small manufactory flaws can be found partial. The height of 70 cm.

Famille Rose 粉彩

The term Famille Rose describes a specific sort of Chinese porcelain introduced in the 17th century. The name comes from the dominant pink and carmine color painting that is applied over the glaze. This type of porcelain is in China known as Yangcai 洋彩 ‘foreign color’. The painting of the Famille Rose used opaque enamel colors in contrast to the transparent colors of the Famille Verte.

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