2 Princes Buildings, George Street, Bath, BA1 2ED
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LOT 39:
THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN COLOURED GROUND BOWLS, 20TH CENTURY. Comprising two coral red ground Imperial-style bowls ...
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THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN COLOURED GROUND BOWLS, 20TH CENTURY. Comprising two coral red ground Imperial-style bowls with apocryphal Qianlong seal marks, one with underglaze blue six character mark, decorated with birds perched on rockwork and in flight amongst flowering prunus and peony, with a ten character verse in black enamel, flanked by three seals, the second bowl with red and gilt four character seal marks, decorated with boys playing before rockwork and terracing, the interior with leafy branches, the third bowl with underglaze blue six character apocryphal Yongzheng seal mark, the exterior decorated with boys carrying peaches and lanterns, the interior with roundels of flowers and bamboo, reserved against a black ground, 17.7cm diam. max. (3)
Provenance
Property of an English Gentleman, acquired in Taiwan in the 1970s. Overall in good order. The red ground example with boys with some slight misfiring to red ground, very minor discolouration to the other red ground example to the celadon interior. Minute wear to enamels throughout.
