A Chinese glazed biscuit figure of Tong-fang-cho, Patron of goldsmiths. Qianlong period

Standing on a plinth, holding the peaches stolen from Si-wang-mou.

COUNTRY : China
PERIOD : Qianlong (1735-1795)
MATIERIAL : Porcelain
SIZE : 6.69 in. (17 cm)
REFERENCE : C571
PROVENANCE : Eymery & Cie, Paris (Robert Duchange)
STATUT : sold
Related works :

For a representation of this figure in polychrome enamels and qingbai glaze, see Jorge Welsh, The RA Collection of Chinese Ceramics, A Collector’s Vision, 2011, pp. 327/329, no. 375/376

For a figure of the same technique of ceramics but representing a seated figure, see Jorge Welsh, Important Collection of Chinese Export Porcelain, 1999, p. 50, no. 19.

B. Dam-Mikkelsen, Ethnographic Objects in The Royal Danish Kunstkammer 1650-1900, p. 158.

C. J. A. Jörg, Oosterse keramiek uit Groninger kollekties, 1982, cat. 75.

A. & B. Gremner, Kinesiskt porslin – det vita guldet, p.107.

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