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2035 - LARGE CHINESE VASE, QING DYNASTY, MID-19TH CENTURY - “Canton” porcelain painted with polychrome glazes; the rim of the mouth is shaped in ogives; the body features a dense pattern of flowers and fruits, over which are arranged reserved areas depicting groups of figures in a landscape with pavilions, the shoulder features two pairs of sinuous qilong dragons in relief, and the handles are shaped like two lions facing each other. 90.5 x 36 cm Monumental vases of this type frequently adorned European royal palaces as early as the mid-19th century. See, for example, the example at Palazzo Pitti, Florence (Morena F., From the East Indies to the Court of Tuscany: Collections of Chinese and Japanese Art at Palazzo Pitti, Florence, 2005, p. 407, no. 412), or the example in the British Royal Collections (Ayers J., Chinese and Japanese Works of Art in the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen, 3 vols., London, 2016: II, no. 1219).
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LARGE CHINESE VASE, QING DYNASTY, MID-19TH CENTURY - “Canton” porcelain painted with polychrome glazes; the rim of the mouth is shaped in ogives; the body features a dense pattern of flowers and fruits, over which are arranged reserved areas depicting groups of figures in a landscape with pavilions, the shoulder features two pairs of sinuous qilong dragons in relief, and the handles are shaped like two lions facing each other. 90.5 x 36 cm Monumental vases of this type frequently adorned European royal palaces as early as the mid-19th century. See, for example, the example at Palazzo Pitti, Florence (Morena F., From the East Indies to the Court of Tuscany: Collections of Chinese and Japanese Art at Palazzo Pitti, Florence, 2005, p. 407, no. 412), or the example in the British Royal Collections (Ayers J., Chinese and Japanese Works of Art in the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen, 3 vols., London, 2016: II, no. 1219).
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