SIX FAMILLE ROSE VESSELS

拍品描述

CHINA, 20TH CENTURY The group comprises a green and polychrome enameled bowl decorated with flowers; a small cylindrical 'bird and flower' brush pot, with an inscription on the side describing the scene and denoting the maker as well as a four-character mark on the base that translates to "Made for the Imperial Kiln"; a pair of enameled bowls, one with a figure of a scholar and the other with a figure of a lady with a four-character poetic inscription on the exterior, both with gilt rims; and a pair of 'figural' cylindrical vases, both incised on the base with the characters da wang. The pair of vases: 111⁄16 in. (28.1 cm.) high (each) Property from The Art Institute of Chicago, Sold to Enhance the Asian Art Collection and Care

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