Lot Essay
For a similar vase see Simon Kwan, Brush and Clay, Chinese Porcelain of the early 20th century, Hong Kong, 1990, p. 452-3, no. 157.
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REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-49), HONGXIAN NIAN ZHI BLUE ENAMEL FOUR-CHARACTER MARK
Details
A LARGE FAMILLE ROSE VASE
REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-49), HONGXIAN NIAN ZHI BLUE ENAMEL FOUR-CHARACTER MARK
Depicting Hua Xian, the Daoist goddess of flowers being offered jardinières and bouquets by two attendants, standing upon a surface of scrolling clouds
12½in. (32.2cm.) high, original fitted box
REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-49), HONGXIAN NIAN ZHI BLUE ENAMEL FOUR-CHARACTER MARK
Depicting Hua Xian, the Daoist goddess of flowers being offered jardinières and bouquets by two attendants, standing upon a surface of scrolling clouds
12½in. (32.2cm.) high, original fitted box
Provenance
From a Private American Collection formed early 1970s - early 1990s.
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