Deux pot à pinceaux et un plat en porcelaine de la famille verte Chine, dynastie Qing, époque Kangxi (1662-1722)

un pot à pinceaux représentant l'alchimiste Liu Hai tentant le crapeau avec une ligature de pièces, l'autre à décor de branches fleuries, chimère et paysage lacustre planté d'arbres et rochers, le plat peint d'un animal fabuleux sur une terrasse, un oiseau volant au-dessus dans des nuages stylisés, marque à la feuille dans un double-cercle en bleu sous couverte à la base ; une égrenure au pied d'un pot, égrenures et éclats au plat

The brushpot with the immortal has a few pin prick air bubbles around the body, but overal is in very good condition. The brushpot with the Qilin is in good condition with the exception of a pin prick air bubble with associated tiny 3mm hairline on the rim and a 7mm flake to the footrim. A few expected firing imperfection, pin prick air bubbles and minor iron spots around the body. The dish has several flakes and a 7mm shallow chip beneath the rim. A 1,3cm chip outside the footrim. Small iron spots and other minor firing imperfections inside. Some rubbing in areas to the iron red enamel.
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