Description
Chinese vase. Qing Dynasty, 19th century. Hand-painted celadon glazed porcelain. Carved wooden stand. Wear from use and the passage of time. Measurements: 59 cm (height); 23 cm (largest diameter). Chinese vase of the end of the Qing dynasty ,19th century, of circular forms with the elongated neck and the open mouth, in ceramic with a cobalt blue decoration on a celadon enamelled background. The ears of the vase are decorated with two temple lions (foo dogs) facing each other.
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Chinese vase. Qing Dynasty, 19th century. Hand-painted celadon glazed porcelain. Carved wooden stand. Wear from use and the passage of time. Measurements: 59 cm (height); 23 cm (largest diameter). Chinese vase of the end of the Qing dynasty ,19th century, of circular forms with the elongated neck and the open mouth, in ceramic with a cobalt blue decoration on a celadon enamelled background. The ears of the vase are decorated with two temple lions (foo dogs) facing each other.
