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Chinese porcelain tea bowl, Daoguang mark and period (1821-1850), painted in famille rose enamels with insects and colorful floral sprays. The bowl has a gilt rim and bears a six-character Daoguang iron-red seal mark to the base.A closely matching example with the same form, floral and insect decoration and Daoguang seal mark was catalogued by Roseberys London as Daoguang mark and period.CONDITION:
Good antique condition for its age. No chips or cracks observed. There is age-related wear to the gilding, particularly along the rim, along with minor surface wear, glaze/enamel irregularities and small firing imperfections. Please examine all photographs closely for condition.DETAILS:
• Chinese Qing Dynasty porcelain tea bowl
• Daoguang period, 1821-1850
• Famille rose enamel decoration
• Floral sprays and insect motifs
• Gilt rim
• Six-character Daoguang iron-red seal mark
• White glazed interior
• Thinly potted porcelainMEASUREMENTS:
Approximately 3 1/2 inches diameter
Approximately 1 1/2 inches highMeasurements are approximate.A finely decorated Qing Dynasty famille rose tea bowl with classic floral and insect decoration and Daoguang seal mark. Please review the detailed photographs of the decoration, glaze, foot rim and reign mark as they form an important part of the identification and description.
