Chinese Porcelain Ginger Jar Famille Verte Romance Western Chamber Qing Mark 19C
£250.00
Inventory Code: INV5096
Object: Ginger Jar
Material: Porcelain
Origin: China
Period: Late Qing Dynasty
Date: 19th Century
Decoration: Famille verte figural scenes from the Romance of the Western Chamber with floral and geometric borders
Marked: Painted seal and inscription within the decoration
Measurements:
Diameter: 4.9 in / 12.5 cm
Height: 7.7 in / 19.5 cm
Condition:
FAIR/RESTORED (2/5) - Restored, with cracks, overpainting and areas of overglazing visible. General age-related wear and firing imperfections are present. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
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DESCRIPTION
A Chinese porcelain ginger jar of baluster form decorated in a famille verte palette. The body features finely outlined figural scenes associated with the Romance of the Western Chamber, depicting elegant figures within garden and terrace settings. The principal panels are framed by dense scrolling floral borders, flower heads and shaped reserves containing botanical motifs. Green enamels dominate the palette with iron red, blue and black details, while geometric ornament decorates the shoulder. An attractive Qing period decorative piece with strong narrative imagery and traditional famille verte character.
COLLECTOR’S NOTE
Famille verte porcelain is admired for its distinctive green enamel palette and detailed narrative decoration. Literary and theatrical subjects, including scenes associated with the Romance of the Western Chamber, remained popular decorative themes on Chinese porcelain and provide particular interest for collectors of Qing dynasty figural wares.
NOTES
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