Yongzheng Period, Qing Dynasty (18th Century) Famille Rose Bowl with Turquoise Interior and “One Hundred Children at Spring Play” Decoration

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Dimensions: 16.8 cm (6.6 in) in diameter, 7.5 cm (3.0 in) in height, 18th century. Condition and Provenance: This bowl is in excellent overall condition, with a fine body, smooth glaze, and well-preserved famille rose decoration. Minor signs of age and use are present. The six-character underglaze blue "Yongzheng mark" is clearly visible on the base. Provenance: Private collection, California, USA. Description: This Yongzheng period famille rose bowl measures 16.8 cm in diameter and 7.5 cm in height. The bowl has an elegant flared rim decorated with gilt decoration. The rounded body and delicate foot rim showcase the typical refined proportions of Qing dynasty imperial porcelain. The interior is covered with a bright turquoise glaze, contrasting sharply with the colorful exterior glaze. The exterior is decorated with a lively "Hundred Children Playing in Spring" scene in famille rose enamels, depicting a group of children waving flags, playing, and celebrating the Spring Festival. Each figure is vividly portrayed with expressive faces, brightly colored clothing, and natural, fluid movements. The garden scene, adorned with decorative stones, potted flowers, and a gentle landscape backdrop, creates a vibrant and harmonious picture. The bowl's base is decorated with a colorful ruyi (auspicious cloud) pattern, and the foot rim is accented with yellow glaze. The base is glazed with turquoise and bears the six-character underglaze blue mark "Yongzheng Reign." With its exquisite painting technique, vibrant colors, and auspicious theme symbolizing prosperity and numerous offspring, this bowl is a masterpiece of Qing Dynasty famille rose imperial porcelain.

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