Qing Dynasty Sacrificial Red Glazed Water Coupe (17th–18th Century)

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Dimensions & Weight: Approx. 5.5 cm H × 8.5 cm Diameter (2.2 in H × 3.3 in Diameter, approx. 0.18 ft × 0.28 ft)Condition & Provenance: Well preserved with a rich and even sacrificial red glaze, showing natural age-related surface characteristics and subtle firing marks on the base consistent with Qing dynasty porcelain. Provenance: Private Collection, California, USADescription: This Qing dynasty sacrificial red glazed water coupe features a refined rounded form with a beautifully balanced silhouette. The deep red glaze displays a rich, luminous tone that reflects the exceptional skill required to achieve this challenging imperial ceramic finish. Traditionally used as a scholar’s desk accessory, the water coupe combines practical function with elegant artistic expression. Qing dynasty red-glazed porcelains remain highly valued among museums and collectors for their rarity, technical achievement, and sophisticated aesthetic appeal.

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