Chinese Porcelain Creamer Jug Bird Famille Rose Iron Red Gilt Yongzheng Qing 18C
£213.99
Inventory Code: INV4515
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Chinese Porcelain Creamer Jug Bird Famille Rose Iron Red Gilt Yongzheng Qing 18C
ITEM DETAILS
Inventory Code: INV4515
Object: Creamer Jug
Material: Porcelain
Origin: China
Period: Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng Period
Date: 18th Century
Decoration: Famille Rose enamels with bird, floral sprays, bamboo, rockwork, iron red and gilt details
Mark: Unmarked
MEASUREMENTS
Height: 3.7 in / 9.4 cm
Width: 3.5 in / 8.9 cm
Depth: 2.5 in / 6.5 cm
CONDITION
FAIR/RESTORED (2/5) – Handle repaired with overglaze restoration. Light hairline crack near the neck and handle area. General age-related wear and minor enamel wear. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
DESCRIPTION
A finely potted Chinese porcelain creamer jug dating to the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty.
Decorated in delicate famille rose enamels with flowering branches, a small bird, bamboo, and blue rockwork.
The rim features an iron red decorative border with gilt highlights.
The elegant pear-shaped body and restrained palette are characteristic of early Qing export porcelain.
An attractive example of 18th century Chinese porcelain despite restoration.
COLLECTOR’S NOTE
Yongzheng period porcelains are highly regarded for their refined potting and sophisticated enamel decoration.
Small cream jugs of this type were produced for export markets and often combine Chinese decorative motifs with European vessel forms.
Early famille rose wares remain popular with collectors for their delicate colors and artistic quality.
NOTES
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