Qing Dynasty Daoguang Mark Famille Rose Bowl

Qing Dynasty Daoguang Mark Famille Rose Bowl

AGE: – Qing Dynasty – Daoguang 1821-50AD
TOP DIAM: – 23cm
HEIGHT: – 9.5cm
BASE DIAM: – 8.5cm
WEIGHT: – 70gms
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This beautifully hand-painted Qing Dynasty Daoguang Mark Famille Rose Bowl is decorated with flowers, foliage and chickens on the outside with a couple of swallows and peaches on the inside. The gilding around the rim is worn, otherwise no cracks or chips.

The Daoguang period between 1821-1850 was a turbulent time in Chinese history, marked by internal rebellions, foreign invasions, and opium wars. The Qing dynasty, which had ruled China since 1644, was facing a crisis of legitimacy and authority. The emperor Daoguang, who succeeded his father Jiaqing in 1820, tried to restore the glory and stability of his ancestors but faced many challenges and difficulties.

One of the areas that Daoguang showed interest and patronage was the production of ceramics, especially porcelain. Porcelain had been a symbol of Chinese culture and civilization for centuries and was highly valued by both domestic and foreign markets. Daoguang inherited the legacy of his predecessors, especially Kangxi (1662-1722), Yongzheng (1723-1735), and Qianlong (1736-1796), who had supported and promoted the development of porcelain art and technology.
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Hand painted Qing Dynasty Daoguang Mark Famille Rose Bowl
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