Lot 264
  • 264

deux paires de bols en porcelaine émaillée Chine, dynastie Qing, XIXE siècle

Estimate
2,000 - 3,000 EUR
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Description

les premiers ornés de cinq chauve-souris dorées sur fond brun, l'intérieur émaillé noir et la base émaillée turquoise, les seconds, de quatre caractères archaïques dans des cartouches en réserve sur un fond rouge, l'intérieur avec cinq chauves-souris autour d'un symbole shou, marque zhuanshu Daoguang en rouge sur couverte

Provenance

Lü Xiaguang (1906-1994)

Condition

The two bowls decorated with bats are in good condition with the exception of a few scattered pinholes inside, the black enamel inside the bowls may be a later addition ; one of the two iron-red bowl has a 2,3 cm hairline to the glaze inside by the rim (not going through), both have kiln frits inside but are otherwise in good condition.
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