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Over 1000 antique Ceramics Over 200 Years Old

Catalogue > Chinese Famille-Rose Porcelain
Chinese Famille-Rose Page 1
Chinese Famille-Rose Page 1 This page mostly contains items over £1000

Click on the icon of the Chinese famille-rose armorial plate, Qianlong c.1775 with arms of Chambers impaling Wilton. Condition: minor rim frits, slight wear to enamels
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These pages contain ceramics primarily from the Qianlong(1662-1722) period, including figures, armorials, and pieces with Europian scenes
Chinese Famille-Rose Page 2
Chinese Famille-Rose Page 2 This page mostly contains items between £500 to £1000

Click on the icon of the Chinese famille-rose Cornelis Pronk 'Arbour' saucer dish, Yongzheng(1723-1735), enamelled after a design by Cornelis Pronk with two ladies seated under an arbour accopanied by four boys, one watching ducks in a strea in the foreground, the green trellis-pattern border reserved with fruit, insect and floral cartouches, diameter: 8in. 20.2cm.
1/4in.
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Chinese Famille-Rose Page 3
Chinese Famille-Rose Page 3 This page mostly contains items between £100 to £500

Click on the icon of the Chinese famille rose saucer dish, Qianlong (1736-95), decorated with a lotus flower in pink enamels surrounding flowering peonies, diameter: 30cm., 11 3/4in.
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Chinese Famille-Rose Page 4
Chinese Famille-Rose Page 4 This page mostly contains items between £100 to £500

Click on the icon of the Chinese famille-noire ground plate, Yongzheng (1723-1735), enamelled to the centre with two superimposed unrolled scrolls depicting flowering peony, reserved on a black ground enriched with chrysanthemum and lotus scroll, within an apple-green trellis-pattern border at the rim, diameter 22.2cm.
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Notes on Chinese Famille-Rose PorcelainNotes on Chinese Famille-Rose Porcelain
Famille-rose enamels were first introduced during the Kangxi period (1662-1722) on Imperial wares. The best quality famille-rose export wares date from the Yongzheng period (1723-1735). At this time the enamels tended to be soft and translucent, and the drawing very fine.
Catalogue > Chinese Famille-Rose Porcelain

Over 1000 antique Ceramics Over 200 Years Old

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