Chinese Kangxi Porcelain Blue White Tea Bowl Peony Mark Qing 18th Century
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Inventory Code: INV2252
Object: Cup
Material: Porcelain
Origin: Chinese
Period: Qing Dynasty
Date: Kangxi - 18th Century
Decoration: Blue & White - Peony
Marked: The base is marked with a stylised peony blossom in underglaze blue
Measurements:
Height 4.0 CM
Width 7.5 CM
Condition:
FAIR - 6cm x Restored hairline cracks visible inside and out. One section of rim broken and neatly reattached. Typical small glaze frits and minor kiln specks. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
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📜 Description
A finely potted Chinese porcelain tea cup, dating to the Kangxi period (1662–1722), delicately formed with a barbed or lobed rim in the shape of a lotus flower. Painted in rich underglaze cobalt blue with alternating floral sprigs rising from a band of crashing wave scrolls, the design is elegant and balanced.
💠The peony (牡丹) is a traditional Chinese emblem of wealth, rank, and feminine beauty – a fitting motif for refined scholar’s or tea ware from this era.
Provenance:Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury – May 2024, Lot 1098 (label to interior)
💬 Notes for Collectors:Kangxi porcelain cups of this type were cherished for their crisp painting and elegant forms. The use of the peony mark, while not an imperial reign mark, is a classic decorative motif of the period. This example offers a beautiful blend of form, symbolism, and historical craftsmanship—ideal for collectors of early Qing porcelain or scholar’s table objects.
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