Lot 103
  • 103

Grand vase en bronze doré et émaux cloisonnés Dynastie Qing, fin de l'époque Qianlong-époque Jiaqing

Estimate
20,000 - 30,000 EUR
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Description

  • Gilt-bronze and cloisonné enamel
la panse globulaire se resserrant en un long col en trompette flanqué de deux anses ajourées en bronze doré en forme de chilong, entièrement décoré de chauves-souris en vol dans diverses positions contre des nuages stylisés, parmi un dense réseau d'entrelacs chargés de fleurs de lotus épanouies et de feuilles lobées sur fond turquoise, le tout reposant sur un pied évasé

Provenance

Acquired in China by the great-grand-uncle of the present owner between 1902 and 1904, an eminent French diplomat.
Thence in the family by descent.

Condition

The vase is heavily cast and decorated. There is a ca. 5x5cm large shallow bruise to the side of the vase with associated loss to the enamels. There is a ca. 2cm large area of loss to the enamels on the lower part of the neck of the vase. Overall very light wear to the gilding of the handles, foot and rim.
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