Vase From The Green Family, Kangxi Period (1662-1722)
GREEN FAMILY VASE KANGXI PERIOD (1662-1722)
The vase decorated with a scene from life in the imperial court The emperor sitting on a throne and surrounded by courtiers on a terrace opening onto a garden The arched neck is decorated with motifs geometric and leaves European bronze mount in rocaille style from the mid-19th century. Below the bronze mount, a stamp indicates "Belongs to the Christofle goldsmith company" Christofle was one of the most famous French goldsmiths in the mid-19th century. This vase belonged to Charles Christofle, jeweler and goldsmith, creator of the goldsmith house of the same name.
47 cm high.
Please note a slight crack in the enamel at the neck visible under UV light of around 4 cm and only on the exterior part of the vase.
This crack in the enamel is probably a cooking defect.
The vase decorated with a scene from life in the imperial court The emperor sitting on a throne and surrounded by courtiers on a terrace opening onto a garden The arched neck is decorated with motifs geometric and leaves European bronze mount in rocaille style from the mid-19th century. Below the bronze mount, a stamp indicates "Belongs to the Christofle goldsmith company" Christofle was one of the most famous French goldsmiths in the mid-19th century. This vase belonged to Charles Christofle, jeweler and goldsmith, creator of the goldsmith house of the same name.
47 cm high.
Please note a slight crack in the enamel at the neck visible under UV light of around 4 cm and only on the exterior part of the vase.
This crack in the enamel is probably a cooking defect.
6 000 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Porcelain
Height: 47 cm
Reference (ID): 1290827
Availability: In stock
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