Kangxi Miniature Vase Clobbered in England
£265.00 inc. tax
Here we have a little treasure. A small Chinese flared cylindrical bud vase from the Kangxi period 1662-1722 with coloured enamels added in England.
Most likely made for export after the official kilns reopened in the 1680's so possibly from the 1690-1700 period and exported to Europe as a blue and white vase.
The coloured enamels were later added or "clobbered" in England in the 1820-30 period when blue and white was out of fashion and highly colourful ceramics was the vogue.
Makers marks:
Marked in underglaze blue with a "Yu" mark meaning "Precious Jade"
Dimensions:
82 mm tall
Weight:
54 g
Age:
330 years old
Condition:
Good, no cracks chips or restoration. The enamels are good, some wear of the gilding at the top and bottom rims
Maker:
Chinese porcelain of the Qing dynasty Kangxi Reign 1662-1722
Most likely made for export after the official kilns reopened in the 1680's so possibly from the 1690-1700 period and exported to Europe as a blue and white vase.
The coloured enamels were later added or "clobbered" in England in the 1820-30 period when blue and white was out of fashion and highly colourful ceramics was the vogue.
Makers marks:
Marked in underglaze blue with a "Yu" mark meaning "Precious Jade"
Dimensions:
82 mm tall
Weight:
54 g
Age:
330 years old
Condition:
Good, no cracks chips or restoration. The enamels are good, some wear of the gilding at the top and bottom rims
Maker:
Chinese porcelain of the Qing dynasty Kangxi Reign 1662-1722
Product Code:vP1pW8N
Units in Stock:1
weight:54.0g
Brand:Kangxi
Product Condition: Used
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