A Chinese Sancai glazed water dropper in the form of a grotto, Qing Dynasty, 17th century
Decorative Arts and Furniture
LOT 435
A Chinese Sancai glazed water dropper in the form of a grotto, Qing Dynasty, 17th century
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ZAR 600 - 800
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A Chinese Sancai glazed water dropper in the form of a grotto, Qing Dynasty, 17th century
modelled with a pavilion and a summer house before a rocky outcrop, the front with an aperture, damaged, chips, 14,5cm high; a Chinese famille-verte dish, Kangxi, hexagonal, painted with prunus blossom against a green-ground with lemon-yellow borders, cracks and chips, 12cm wide, and a Chinese aubergine-glazed figure of a mythical beast seated on an oval base, ears damaged and some damage to the base, 7,4cm high
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