Selling a complete and authentic 4-piece famille rose porcelain set from China, dating from the late King Tongzhi Dynasty (Guangxi, 1875-1890). The first set includes a plate/basket with a poetic and literati design, 13 cm in diameter, 144 g, featuring a delicate bamboo motif and a central medallion with a black calligraphic inscription of the poetic verse "Fresh Breeze Moonlight," embellished with red literati seals. The reverse of the decoration depicts a bat, the supreme symbol of good fortune and happiness. The base bears the traditional red workshop mark representing the endless knot, the mystical Buddhist knot. There is a small chip (see photo). The second set includes a round cosmetic box with its traditional polychrome lid, known as the "100 Children" (baizi), a symbol of prosperity and family happiness. It measures 9 cm in diameter, 5 cm in height, and weighs 270 grams. The third set includes a small water jug or brush holder with a "cent antique bogu" motif depicting objects such as vases and a fruit bowl. The rim is chipped, but there are no cracks. It weighs 6 cm and weighs 156 g. The fourth set includes a bat-style decoration with an endless knot. 13 cm in diameter, 164 g
Good overall condition for items over 120 years old; visible firing flaws attest to the authenticity of these 19th-century pieces.
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Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsMulti ColorMaterialPorcelainNumber of items1Height6 cmWidth13 cmDepth6 cm