Important pair of porcelain wall vases

CHINA - 18th century

Estimate : 10 000 - 15 000 €

Sold 45 000 €

An important pair of wall-mounted porcelain vases in the form of scrolls, each tied with a gold-embellished ribbon and fastened with an elegant bow at the front, they feature a famille rose décor of seasonal flowers and plum trees evolving around a rock. On the top and bottom, a frieze of honeycomb mesh in turquoise tones, outlined with rubies. On the reverse, the honeycomb frieze at the top and bottom, a hook for wall mounting and gold highlights in the shape of flowers hiding the firing beads.

Height: 15.6 cm
Width: 9.5 cm
Depth: 3 cm

On one, the central part of the clamp is missing, chipping, overall wear, a later addition of paint above the decorative knot. The other has a through crack running from the collar to the decorative knot, and a star-shaped chip on the collar.

Provenance: Collection of Capitaine G.

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