Chinese Porcelain Figure From China, Late 18th Century.

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Chinese Porcelain Figure From China, Late 18th Century.

A polychrome Chinese porcelain figure, kneeling and holding a large vase.
Dressed in a yellow tunic decorated with pink flowers and green foliage, blue-green trousers, and red shoes, this smiling figure presents a large, square yellow vase with a blue-green background. The figure's head, adorned with a small traditional chignon, is slightly tilted backward. It rests on a hollowed-out base of exotic wood.
China.
Late 18th century.
Damage: one leg has been reattached.

Note: At this time, a taste for China and exoticism prevailed and inspired Parisian merchants. The East India Company brought back these precious objects, which were prized throughout Europe.

Carefully packaged, shipped via Colissimo with insurance.

450 €