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Chinese Early 18th Century Sparrow beak jug made during the reign of the Emperor Yongzheng at Jingdezhen for export to Europe.
The piece shows some of the best painting with over glaze enamels with great detail and texture, shows why Yongzheng period was considered the zenith of Chinese ceramics for many.
The painting shows a complete harvest scene of apple pickers, tea pickers and goatherders and fisher men on boats in the background. Also it shows traders and merchants transporting the harvest.
The border is a stylised pattern with highlights of gilt.
A very rare item.
The lid is original and shows the transport of the harvest and fishermen in the boats .
THIS IS PART OF MY EXHIBITION FOR 2018 AND WILL BE AVAILABLE ON LONE FROM THE 16TH MAY AND PHYSIACALLY AT EDENBRIDGE GALLERIES 7TH -9TH JUNE

Dimensions

10cm




Condition report

Perfect

Stock number

6033

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