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A pair of delicate 'fanggu'-shaped champlevé vases China, Qianlong/Jiaqing period H. 26,2 cm Fire-gilded bronze with polychrome champlevé enamel inlays. A square, archaic-style Fanggu form with a widely flared foot, a bulbous middle section and a trumpet-shaped, flared rim. Stylised leaf motifs, floral ornaments and curving tendrils in blue, white and other shades set against a turquoise-blue enamel background. The central sections feature archaic Taotie motifs. Circulating meander borders adorn the rim, shoulder, body and foot. From a private collection in southern Germany - Signs of age, partly minimally restored
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