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Pair of Famille Rose vases converted into table lamps; porcelain with gold-colored mountings. Polychrome enamel painting. Square shape with a recessed shoulder. On both sides of the wall, colorful palace and hunting scenes framed by an ornamental border, featuring Chinese figures in a blossoming garden landscape. Dense flowering perennials, bamboo, and lotus alternate as they grow upward from a rock with a hole, surrounded by birds and butterflies. On the sides, relief-carved, gilded Fo dog masks. Unmarked; slender stem serving as a holder for two light sources. Vase height approx. 32 cm. Total height 61.5 cm. Provenance: acquired in 1985 from Ruth Brinkama; according to invoice, “2 Chinese vases, ca. 1870” for 3,600 DM. A pair of Chinese Famille Rose enamel-painted porcelain table lamps. Slightly rubbed. China. 19th/20th century.
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