Porcelain with polychrome painting, highlighted with gold
China, 19th century
Pair of barrel shaped stools, carried by a circular base rim
The wall shows a detailed painting and is accentuated by small knobs in relief
Noble ladies in palace rooms are depicted in rectangular reserves
In the foreground children on boots on a lotus pond are visible
Various flowers, fruits and insects adorn in addition the wall and frame the motives
Coin elements are visible among the reserves and on the upper side
Height, each: c. 47 cm
Good condition
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 3.000 Euro

Condition:

The stools are in good condition with usual signs of age and wear such as small manufacturing flaws and little wear to the color as well as to the gold. The upper sides show clearer wear. One stool shows a hairline crack. Each height is c. 47 cm.

Famille Rose ??

The term Famille Rose describes a specific sort of Chinese porcelain from the 17th and 18th centuries. The name comes from the dominant pink and carmine color painting that is applied over the glaze. This type of porcelain is in China known as Yangcai ?? ‘foreign color’. The painting of the Famille Rose used opaque enamel colors in contrast to the transparent colors of the Famille Verte.

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