Chinese Porcelain Jar Cover Chupu Famille Rose Qing Dynasty Red Mark 19/20th C

£60.00

Inventory Code: INV5087 & INV5088

Object: Covered jar or chupu

Material: Porcelain

Origin: China

Period: Qing Dynasty to Republic

Date: Late 19th to early 20th Century

Decoration: Famille rose floral decoration in turquoise, pink, green and iron red enamels

Marked: Iron red seal marks to base and cover

Measurements:
Diameter: 4.13 in / 10.5 cm

Height: 4.72 in / 12.0 cm

Condition:
FAIR (3/5) - Chipped rim and an approximately 3 cm vertical hairline to the body, with general age-related wear and minor glaze and firing imperfections. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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DESCRIPTION

A Chinese porcelain covered jar or chupu of rounded cylindrical form with a domed cover and raised circular knop. The white glazed body is hand decorated with flowering plants and foliage in turquoise, pink, green and iron red enamels. Both the vessel and cover carry iron red marks. The freely painted floral decoration and traditional form give the piece an attractive period character, representative of Chinese porcelain from the late Qing to early 20th century.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Covered porcelain vessels of this type were produced in various forms and decorative palettes during the late Qing period and into the early 20th century. The famille rose floral enamels and iron red marks add interest for collectors of Chinese porcelain.

NOTES

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