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Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Porcelain Bowl Exquisitely Hand Painted & EF
[Qing Dynasty 1644 - 1911]. Size: Upper Diametre: 14.7 cm: Diameter to Foot: 6 cm: Height: 6.5 cm: Weight: 418 grams. Here we have a delightful and extremely fine antique late Qing Dynasty porcelain bowl featuring exquisite and detailed hand-decoration to all surfaces of the ceramic: The colours are rich and vibrant and typical of the era for export to the hungry European market: The base of the bowl features full makers marks and confirms the suggested antique date of manufacture.
No chips, cracks or blemishes and there is only very slight loss of the gilt painting to the fluted lip of the bowl: The colours are still vivid within the glazed zones as pictured. Reference material and further reading. May be referenced to similar material observed in the following publications within my collection. Brett Hammond [Greenlight Publishing 2010]. SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome.Mary Beard [Profile Books 2015]. 50 Bronze Age Artefacts: Portable Antiquities Scheme. Dot Boughton [Amberley Publishing 2021].
Pottery in Britain 4000BC to AD 1900. Lloyd Laing [Greenlight Publishing 2003]. British Iron Age Coins In The British Museum. Richard Hobbs [British Museum 1996]. Swords of The Viking Age.Ian Peirce: [The Boydell Press 2003]. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society Volume 85. Geoff Bailey / Penny Spikins [Cambridge University Press 2008]. James Graham-Campbell: [Thames & Hudson, London 2018]. David R Sear: [Spink London 2000].
Rome's Saxon Shore: Coastal Defenses of Roman Britain AD 250 - 500. Nic Fields [Osprey Publishing 2006]. Carol Andrews: [University of Texas Press / British Museum Press 1994]. Where possible finger rings may be referenced to similar material observed in the following publications within my collection. Victorian and Albert Museum CATALOGUE OF FINGER RINGS 1930: C.
1991 - Now out of print. Finger Rings: Diana Scarisbrick / Martin Henig: Ashmolean Museum Oxford.
Ancient Rings An Illustrated Collectors Guide: T. 1000 Rings: Inspiring Adornments of the Hand.
Le Van, Marthe; Ebendorf, Robert [W: Lark Books 2004].