Chinese vase
19th / 20th century
Castle Museum in Łańcut
Part of the collection: Orient
The vase is made of thick porcelain with the body extending into a wide narrow neck in the upper part finished with a curved plate. Two handles on the neck in the shape of stylized dragons, gilded. Decoration on a white background in the "familie rose" color scheme - scenes from the legendary history of the "Six Dynasties" period (3rd-4th century). Turquoise-green interior. The belonging of a particular vessel to one of the group style depends on which color of enamel was used in it as a base for decoration, in this case the base is pink. Famille rose type decoration began to be used in late 1720s. The best examples of this type of porcelain come from Yongzheng period (1723-1735). At the end of the Kangxi period pink color began to be used for painting flower petals on porcelain. This decoration became so popular in Europe that during the Rococo period, porcelain of this type was frequently imported to our continent. China, export ware to Europe, 19th/20th century. Porcelain, enamel paints on a glaze.
Author / creator
Dimensions
height: 34.8 cm, width: 19.5 cm
Object type
Orient
Technique
painting, ceramic
Material
paint, porcelain
Creation time / dating
Creation / finding place
Owner
Castle Museum in Łańcut
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Location / status
19th / 20th century
Castle Museum in Łańcut
18th-19th century
Castle Museum in Łańcut
18th century
Castle Museum in Łańcut
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