Simona Oprea
Head of Oriental Art, Traditional Art & Carpets Evaluation Office; Chinese Language Certificate HSK 4
177. Porcelain bowl bearing the "Yu" and the "Artemisia leaves" marks, the Kangxi Period, China, circa 1662-1722
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177. Porcelain bowl bearing the "Yu" and the "Artemisia leaves" marks, the Kangxi Period, China, circa 1662-1722
Starting price:
EUR 100
Sold
EUR 125
hand-painted glazed porcelain, d=11 cm
At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty (the beginning of the 1640's), both the general social and the Imperial court instability caused an anti-contraband law, regarding goods for imperial use and the utilisation of imperial marks on porcelain vessels. During this period, a number of various marks started to be used, among which the ”Artemisia” leaf mark, used to mark imperial porcelain.
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Head of Oriental Art, Traditional Art & Carpets Evaluation Office; Chinese Language Certificate HSK 4
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