A Daoguang Period Bamboo-Form Decorated Porcelain Cup, Qing Dynasty (19th Century, China, Daoguang Reign, circa 1821–1850)
拍品描述
Dimensions: Height 7.5 cm, Diameter 9 cm (19th century) / Height 2.95 in, Diameter 3.54 in, Height 0.25 ftCondition and Provenance: Good overall condition with well-preserved glaze and minor signs of age and use. Provenance: Private Collection, Virginia, USA.Description: This elegant porcelain cup dates to the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty and reflects the refined taste of imperial-style ceramics produced at Jingdezhen. The balanced form features a gently flared rim, graceful body, and a neatly finished foot. The surface is decorated with bamboo-inspired motifs, symbolizing integrity and resilience in traditional Chinese culture, combined with delicate landscape and bamboo imagery that highlights the literati aesthetic of the 19th century. The finely executed painting, clean porcelain body, and refined craftsmanship make this piece an appealing example of Qing dynasty decorative porcelain.
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