Lot 125
  • 125

A French gilt-bronze mounted red-glazed Chinese porcelain double fish vase the porcelain 19th century, the mounts late 19th century

Estimate
3,000 - 5,000 GBP
bidding is closed

Description

  • porcelain, gilt bronze
  • 48cm. high; 1ft. 7in.
in the shape of two conjoined fish

Provenance

The Akram Ojjeh Collection, Sotheby's Monaco, 25th June 1979, lot 157.

Condition

The gilt-bronze mounts in reasonable original condition but oxidized throughout, electroplated. To the porcelain vase, a section of the footrim at one short side has been repaired, with traces of old repair visible. There is some glaze crazing throughout
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