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                                                                   A FAMILLE ROSE INSCRIBED OCTAGONAL
                                                                   'LANDSCAPE' BRUSH POT, BITONG
                                                                   REPUBLIC PERIOD (1912-1949)
                                                                   The brush pot is decorated with four mountainous river
                                                                   landscape scenes separated by four narrow panels of
                                                                   inscriptions enclosed within gilt bamboo borders. The mouth
                                                                   and foot rims are surrounded by moulded and gilt classic
                                                                   scrolls, and the four short feet are similarly decorated with
                                                                   classic scrolls. The interior and base are glazed in turquoise,
                                                                   and the base has an apocryphal iron-red Qianlong mark.
                                                                   4æ in. (11.9 cm.) high
                                                                   £5,000-8,000                US$6,300-9,900
                                                                                                 €5,700-9,000
                                                                   The inscriptions describe the landscape scenes depicted
                                                                   in the panels, eulogising the beauty of fowing rivers, misty
                                                                   clouds, red leaves and autumnal forests.

                                                                   民國 粉彩描金山水人物詩文方筆筒

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                                                                   A FAMILLE ROSE LIME-GREEN-GROUND 'KUI
                                                                   DRAGON' VASE
                                                                   DAOGUANG SIX-CHARACTER SEAL MARK IN IRON-
                                                                   RED AND OF THE PERIOD (1821-1850)
                                                                   The vase is decorated to the bulbous body and the long neck
                                                                   with archaistic confronting kui dragons fanking a gilt chain
                                                                   band, their angular scroll bodies enclosing fower sprays. The
                                                                   rim and shoulder are decorated with a peach and ruyi-head
                                                                   band. The slender neck is applied with two pink-enamelled
                                                                   stylised shou-character handles.
                                                                   11º in. (28 cm.) high
                                                                   £8,000-12,000               US$9,900-15,000
                                                                                                 €9,100-14,000

                                                                   清道光 綠地粉彩花卉夔龍紋雙耳瓶
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