A Chinese “Chrysanthemum” dish decorated with a pavilion and two song-birds. Yongzheng period

Predominantly painted in rouge-de-fer, gilding and grisaille, with a pair of song-birds in flight above a pavilion rising from swirling waves, within bands of pointed petals and alternating panels of further waves, and gilt-ground diaper patterns on the petal-moulded sides with scalloped rim, the exterior with lotus stems bearing leaves and blooms picked out in tones of green and gilding, applied on tiered petals in iron-red and yellow.

COUNTRY : China
PERIOD : Yongzheng (1723-1735
MATIERIAL : Porcelain
SIZE : 8.26 in. (21 cm)
REFERENCE : C689
PROVENANCE : From an important private European collection made around 1960
STATUT : sold
Related works :

A cup and saucer with this decoration are in the collection of the British Museum (London, Museum number Franks 908).

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