Stunning 40cm 19th Straits Chinese Peranakan Nyonya Famille Rose Bogu Basin Bowl
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:89967 | Region of Origin: China |
| Maker: Jingdezhen | Age: 1850-1899 |
| Original/Reproduction: Antique Original | Primary Material: Porcelain & Pottery |
| Color: Famille Rose |
Bao Ming Collection - Oriental Arts and Antiques from Collector to CollectorDisclaimer:Please buy with confidence because ALL my item has LIFETIME GUARANTY OF AUTHENTICITY. Beside the initial 14 days of viewing, return and refund, you may return a mis-attributed item ANY TIME for full refund. So, three or five years from now, if you find out that an item you bought from me was not as it was described, you may still return and get a full refund. Shipping fees are NON-REFUNDABLE. <...br>Description:A stunning basin bowl worthy for "show off" display!It's fully decorated with bright enamel colors in fine painting detail Bogu and flower balls. The center of the bowl is a common theme as seen in Nyonya ware: a Phoenix along with Peony flowers standing on a rock platform.
Dimensions:This beautiful basin bowl is 15.875"D X 5.25"H (40.32cm X 13.34cm).Shipping will need to be in box approx. 22"X22"X12" and weight 9 - 10 lbs. I will charge $5 for packing and handling (applied to all large item over 20").
Condition:Only one small chip like the tip of a pen. No other damage such as cracks or hairlines. Overval in great condition with not much usage wear to enamel. Examined under black UV light with no restoration. Please study photos carefully for further condition detail.
Age / Dating:Late Chinese Qing dynasty, Tongzhi to Guangxu period.
Dimensions:This beautiful basin bowl is 15.875"D X 5.25"H (40.32cm X 13.34cm).Shipping will need to be in box approx. 22"X22"X12" and weight 9 - 10 lbs. I will charge $5 for packing and handling (applied to all large item over 20").
Condition:Only one small chip like the tip of a pen. No other damage such as cracks or hairlines. Overval in great condition with not much usage wear to enamel. Examined under black UV light with no restoration. Please study photos carefully for further condition detail.
Age / Dating:Late Chinese Qing dynasty, Tongzhi to Guangxu period.
