Antique Chinese Famille Rose Jardinière – Republic Period (c. 1915–1930)

Description

View Antique Chinese Famille Rose Jardinière – Republic Period (c. 1915–1930) with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. • Date: c. 1915–1930 (Republic Period). The interior base is finished in a rich turquoise glaze, a hallmark of high-quality decorative wares of the period. A beautifully hand-painted square-rimmed Chinese porcelain jardinière or bowl, dating from the early Republic Period, circa 1915–1930. This finely crafted piece features elegant Famille Rose enamels, depicting two egrets amid blossoming lotus flowers and foliage — a classic and auspicious Chinese motif symbolizing purity, harmony, and longevity. The interior base is finished in a rich turquoise glaze, a hallmark of high-quality decorative wares of the period. The underside bears a stamped apocryphal six-character Qianlong seal mark (大清乾隆年製) in red, alongside an octagonal factory stamp and partially legible artisan mark. These elements confirm its production for the high-end domestic or export market during the Republic era, and not as an imperial piece. This piece reflects the transitional craftsmanship between Qing dynasty aesthetics and the early 20th-century Chinese decorative arts market, combining traditional motifs with commercial finesse. ⸻ Details: • Origin: Jingdezhen or Canton, China • Date: c. 1915–1930 (Republic Period) • Material: Porcelain with overglaze Famille Rose enamels • Base: Turquoise-glazed with red stamped marks • Dimensions: [Insert height, width, rim diameter if known] • Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal age-related wear. No visible cracks, chips, or restorations. • Provenance: From a private collection 20 cm Retail / Antique Dealer $800 – $1,200 Mid-Tier Auction House $800 Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › China › Bowls.

Primary Material

Porcelain & Pottery

Color

Pink

Original/Reproduction

Antique Original

Region of Origin

China

Age

1850-1899