Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1662-1722
Materials:porcelain, gold,
Technique:glazed, gilded, painted,
Subjects:flower
Dimensions:Height: 23.50 centimetres Weight: 0.55 kilograms
Description:
These two porcelain bottles have rings around the neck and stand on splayed foot rings. They are both decorated in spiralling bands of coral-red edged with iron-red and have four gold chrysanthemum flower heads outlined in iron-red around the neck ring. Ceramics in trompe l’oeil styles were extremely popular in the 18th century in China. These bottles were made to imitate blown Venetian glass.
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Materials:porcelain, gold,
Technique:glazed, gilded, painted,
Subjects:flower
Dimensions:Height: 23.50 centimetres Weight: 0.55 kilograms
Description:
These two porcelain bottles have rings around the neck and stand on splayed foot rings. They are both decorated in spiralling bands of coral-red edged with iron-red and have four gold chrysanthemum flower heads outlined in iron-red around the neck ring. Ceramics in trompe l’oeil styles were extremely popular in the 18th century in China. These bottles were made to imitate blown Venetian glass.
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