Two similar Chinese sancai-glazed biscuit porcelain fruit towers Two similar Chi…

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Two similar Chinese sancai-glazed biscuit porcelain fruit towers

Two similar Chinese sancai-glazed biscuit porcelain fruit towers, Kangxi, with four graduating tiers of finger citrus, above a pie crust shallow base, decorated in green and ochre, Vanderven labels, 17cm high and another Chinese sancai-glazed fruit tower, Kangxi, with four graduating tiers of lychees and leaves, above a pie crust shallow base, decorated in green, aubergine and ochre, with Vanderven label, 17.5cm high (3)Provenance: From a Private Collection Vanderven Oriental Art, no. 506 and 443, 2018Published:Verderven Oriental Art, Kangxi Porcelain Catalogue, 2013, no.22 (the two finger citron pieces) 清康熙素三彩水果一組三件拍品來源：英國私人收藏，2013年購自荷蘭古董商Venderven Oriental Art，編號22號

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Two similar Chinese sancai-glazed biscuit porcelain fruit towers

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ƒ Pair of parakeets in three-color "sancai" enameled bisque, perched on pierced rocks. Accompanied by carved wooden bases. Label L. Michon, 29 rue des Pyramides, Paris, October 26, 1928. China, Kangxi period (1662-1722). A PAIR OF "SANCAI" COOKIE PARROTS, CHINA, KANGXI PERIOD (1662-1722). HEIGHT. 18.3 CM (7 3/16 IN.) NOTE For a similar model, see John Ayers, The Chinese Porcelain collection of Marie Vergottis, n° 72, p. 95 and William R. Sargent, The Copeland Collection: Chinese and Japanese Ceramic Figures, n° 38, pp. 92/3.

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