Measurements: H 5cm , W 10.5cm , D 10.5cm

Great, Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, JiaQing famille rose bowls on a stand. The porcelain potted with a shallow body, of a deep vessel, broad wide cavetto, with a straight opening lip, raised on a short round base and slightly concave footing. All reserved hand painted ornamentations are rendered in clean white under glazed base color which contrasts against the famille rose design color. Famille rose hand painting depicted vividly hand painted in enamel design, famille rose translates to the pink family, on a colored ground decoration. Each bulging sides enclosing colorful falangcai, famille rose on a colored ground decoration, of BaJiXiang. The Exterior decorated with abundant ripe pomegranate fruit tree, interspersed fresh green foliage surrounded the bowls. Pomegranate is known as the fruit of happiness for its red color and is a symbol of plentiful offspring for its many seeds. Because the pomegranate is full of juicy seeds, it symbolizes fertility in feng shui, and it is used as a feng shui fertility cure. Pomegranate also symbolizes happiness in the family, as well as good luck for one's descendants. The Daoist attribute to it the same power as the peach of immortality. Elegance comes with tall zitan hardwood stand carved with scrolling ruyi and Auspicious motif. The Elaborately carved zitan hardwood frame perfectly accentuates this work of art. The glaze is seamless and gives off a beautiful luster, with the colors maintaining excellent vibrancy and displays a subtle sheen as the light ricochets across the finely glazed exterior. The porcelain conformed all required specimens to be high valued Chinese porcelain wares, with the finest material, the whiteness, the glaze, and the carving. Without overlap, the outlines of the design, well carved, clear, subtle, distinct, and the shape is uniformly proportioned.

Over all in EXCELLENT condition.
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