Chinese Famille Rose Bowl, Late Qing Period
Description:
This exquisite Famille Rose porcelain bowl (1895 - 1911) is a stunning example of Qing dynasty artistry, crafted during the late Qing period when enamel techniques reached their peak refinement. The bowl features a delicate palette dominated by soft pinks, greens, and golds—hallmarks of the fencai (粉彩) or "pink family" style that captivated both imperial and export markets.
At the center lies a circular medallion, encircled by four lush floral panels, each showcasing a blooming rose flanked by vibrant butterflies and intricate foliage. The design is symbolic of prosperity, harmony, and refined taste, echoing the imperial court's aesthetic preferences. The bowl’s low profile and wide rim make it ideal for display, offering a panoramic view of its ornate decoration.
Highlights:
- Authentic Famille Rose enamel work with exceptional detail
- Hand-painted floral and butterfly motifs
- Symbolic themes of wealth and beauty
- A collectible piece from the height of Qing porcelain production
Whether you're a seasoned collector or seeking a statement piece for your home, this bowl embodies the elegance and craftsmanship of 18th-century Chinese porcelain.