Description
Material: porcelain, polychrome glazura
Marked on the underside
A generous shaped porcelain box in the form of flattened peach is richly decorated in the so -called. family-black Stylu, Typical for Chinese export porcelain from the Late Dynasty of Qing and Beginning 20. century. The shiny black background develops in detail painted peach motifs - fruits and branches filled with a tree with mature peaches and fresh leaves is a symbol of longevity and immortality in Chinese culture.
The center of the vessel takes place with floral decor in pastel shades yellow, pink and red, which color and compositionally balance the rich naturalistic painting. The upper part is removable and serves as a lid, The bottom part then as a deeper bowl or storage space. The interior is glazed with a white glaze.
On the bottom of the jar is a red sign with Chinese characters and several other smaller stamps, testifying about the origin and possibly the workshop. Marking can suggest production for the export market.
This decorative and functional subject is a representative example of Chinese porcelain art and can serve not only as a collector's piece, But even as a distinctive interior element.
Provenience: China. dating: polovina 20. century
Dimensions: 23 × 32 × 35 cm
