Chinese Wood Carved Stand Square Archaic Scroll Vase Display Qing Period 19th C

Name: Chinese Wood Carved Stand Square Archaic Scroll Vase Display Qing Period 19th C
SKU: INV4695
Price: 229.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

£229.99

Inventory Code: INV4695

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Chinese Bamboo Brush Pot Carved River Landscape Qing Dynasty Brown Patina 19th C

ITEM DETAILS

Inventory Code: INV4695

Object: Brush Pot

Material: Carved Bamboo

Origin: China

Period: Qing Dynasty

Date: 19th Century

Decoration: Deep relief carved river landscape with sailing boats, figures, trees and village buildings

Mark: Unmarked

MEASUREMENTS

Height: 11.8 in / 30.0 cm

Width: 5.1 in / 13.0 cm

Depth: 4.0 in / 10.2 cm

CONDITION

GOOD (4/5) – Displays well with age-related surface wear, rubbing, natural patina and minor drying lines consistent with age. No major structural damage observed. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

DESCRIPTION

A finely carved Chinese bamboo brush pot decorated with an intricate riverside landscape in deep relief. The continuous scene features traditional sailing boats, figures, trees and rustic buildings, all executed with skilled craftsmanship. The bamboo has developed a rich brown patina through age and handling, enhancing the depth of the carving. A handsome example of a Qing Dynasty scholar’s desk object.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Carved bamboo brush pots were prized objects on the desks of Chinese scholars during the Qing Dynasty. They combined practical use with artistic expression, often depicting peaceful landscapes that reflected the ideals of the literati. Well-carved examples remain highly sought after by collectors of Chinese works of art.

NOTES

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