Vase 仿古銅彩蝙蝠紋觚瓶

陶磁器
中国

Sujet/décor :

Vase imitant le bronze doré en forme de gu avec motif de chauves-souris stylisées

Matière:

Porcelaine

Date:

Dynastie Qing (1644-1911), règne de Qianlong (1736-1795)

Dimensions:

Haut. 28 cm

Lieu d'origine:

Chine, Jiangxi, fours de impériaux de Jingdezhen

Marque:

Marque de Qianlong (1736-1795)

Descriptif:

VASE IMITATING GILT BRONZE
In gu beaker form with slender body interrupted by a rounded central boss, the sides shaped in nine angular lobes and spreading trumpet-like to the foliated rim, whilée spreading also towards a similar foliated projection at the foot; with inset foot ring and flat base. The central boss is decrated with five conventionalised bats in relief and the inside of the lip with a design of nine pointed ruyi heads containing bats. The vase is covered with soufflé gilding which is applied over a brownish-aubergine enamel. Within the neck are visible imitation clips of a kind used in joining the upper and lower halves of such a bronze vessel.
The six-character seal mark appears in impressed relief on the base.

No d’inventaire:

CB.CC.1935.650

Copyright:

Fondation Baur

Photographe:

Marian Gérard