CIRCA 1720-1730

細節

A rare famille verte-rose biscuit figure group of a horse and man
circa 1720-1730
The caparisoned horse standing four-square on a rectangular pierced plinth with its head inclined towards the right, surmounted by a deep saddle and saddle-cloth decorated with crested waves and laden with baggage, to the right a figure of a standing man with a moustache, holding out his arms as if to hold the reins, wearing a conical hat, short green buttoned tunic, yellow trousers and black shoes, some restoration and chips
17 cm. high

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拍品專文

For a nearly identical example with the man wearing black trousers, see R. Krahl, Chinese Ceramics, The Anthony de Rothchild Collection, London, 1996, vol.II, p. 474-475, nr. 286. For other groups with horses and figures, see Ausstellung Chinesischer Kunst, Gesellshaft für Ostasiatische Kunst und Preussische Akademie der Künste, Berlin, 1929, cat. nos. 949, 1027, 1029, from the Glogowski and Goldschmidt collections. A figure group of this type but mounted with a lacquer bowl is illustrated in D.F. Lunsingh Scheurleer, Chinesisches und Japanisches Porzellan in Europäischen Fassungen, Brunswick, 1980, pl. 358.