A mille fleurs enameled porcelain vase
Late Qing/Republic period
Heavily potted, the interior of the beaker shaped vessel thinly enameled in turquoise and terminating in an outwardly rolled floriform mouth rim, the exterior covered in a dense ground of floral blooms and a molded in raised relief trompe-l'oeil orange and gilt ribbon tied around the midpoint of the waisted sides, the flared base supported by a raised and deeply inset foot rim and covered by a lotus petal band surrounding the turquoise recessed base bearing the four-character mark in blue standard script.
12in (30.5cm) high
Heavily potted, the interior of the beaker shaped vessel thinly enameled in turquoise and terminating in an outwardly rolled floriform mouth rim, the exterior covered in a dense ground of floral blooms and a molded in raised relief trompe-l'oeil orange and gilt ribbon tied around the midpoint of the waisted sides, the flared base supported by a raised and deeply inset foot rim and covered by a lotus petal band surrounding the turquoise recessed base bearing the four-character mark in blue standard script.
12in (30.5cm) high
Sold for
US$ 7,500
inc. premium
Lot heading
Property from the Estate of Elinor Majors Carlisle, San Francisco
Category: Asian Art / Chinese Works of Art
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