Lot Essay
Compare the nearly identical plaque dated to the Qianlong period illustrated in Yinliuzhai shuoci yizhu (Commentary on Porcelain from the Studio of Drinking Streams), Beijing, 2005, p. 424, fig. 9-15.
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VARIOUS PROPERTIES
A RARE FAMILLE ROSE WALL PLAQUE
THE PLAQUE QIANLONG PERIOD (1736-1795)
Details
A RARE FAMILLE ROSE WALL PLAQUE
THE PLAQUE QIANLONG PERIOD (1736-1795)
The plaque is molded as a flattened double gourd-form vase supported on a simulated wood stand and tied at the narrow waist with a turquoise-enameled ribbon separating the characters da ji painted in gilding and framed by five bats (wufu) in blue enamel reserved on the gilt and coral-red diaper ground. The mouth rim is decorated with a large gilded bat, and the softwood frame is painted in green, red and gold on the front with further gourds and floral scroll, and on the reverse with a mountainous riverscape.
17 3/8 in. (44 cm.) high overall
THE PLAQUE QIANLONG PERIOD (1736-1795)
The plaque is molded as a flattened double gourd-form vase supported on a simulated wood stand and tied at the narrow waist with a turquoise-enameled ribbon separating the characters da ji painted in gilding and framed by five bats (wufu) in blue enamel reserved on the gilt and coral-red diaper ground. The mouth rim is decorated with a large gilded bat, and the softwood frame is painted in green, red and gold on the front with further gourds and floral scroll, and on the reverse with a mountainous riverscape.
17 3/8 in. (44 cm.) high overall
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