The Kensington Sale 27 January - 1 February 2012
A Chinese famille rose plaque, circa 1860 - 粉彩饰板，约1860年代
Lot Number 20614
£440.00UNSOLD
£20.00
£460.00
Buyer's Premium:
Total Amount:
£105.60
£545.60
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Notting Hill, London
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A Chinese famille rose plaque, circa 1860
of rectangular form, decorated with two spotted deers, one seated holding a lingzhi fungus in its mouth and one standing beneath rockwork and a flowering tree with large peony blooms, with two butterflies flying overhead, within a pale blue border decorated with alternating flowers and the Eight Buddhist symbols (bajixiang) (unmounted)
- Size:
- 40.3cm high, 27cm diameter
- Condition:
- The plaque unmounted with some fritting and enamel degradation to the edges, some minor wear to the surface enamels and four main areas of enamel flaking to the foliage design, the reverse of typical unglazed finish
- Estimate:
- £ 600 - 800