M4045
£45,000
Description
Chinese porcelain famille rose, fencai, baluster vase and cover with black and ruby enamel ground, landscape and floral panels.
63.5 cm high.
Yongzheng, 1723-1735.
Condition
Tiny natural star and tiny vertical glaze line on the interior of the body, both don’t go through, a line on the exterior of the body which is under the glaze and doesn’t go through.
Provenance & Additional Information
- From the collection of the late Alfred Morrison Esq.
- From the collection of the Rt. Hon. Lord Margadale of Islay, T.D. Fonthill House, Wiltshire.
- Sold by Christie’s London, The Morrison Collection of Chinese Porcelain, 18th October 1971, lot 27, pl. 5.
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