Chinese Qing Vase Famille Vert Porcelain Brush Pot

Famille Verte Chinese Porcelain Vase / Brush Pot – Late Qing Dynasty

This really well-decorated Chinese porcelain vase or brush pot dates to the late Qing Dynasty and is a fine example of the vibrant famille verte palette. The piece is very brightly enameled, showcasing rich greens, reds, blues, and yellows, and features an interesting and unusual traditional Chinese scene, combining cultural symbolism with artistic storytelling.

The hand-painted decoration is executed with skill and precision, highlighting the detailed figures, landscape elements, and ornamental motifs typical of late Qing porcelain. Its versatility allows it to function as a vase or brush pot, making it both decorative and practical for display.

Details:

• Origin: China

• Period: Late Qing Dynasty

• Material: Porcelain

• Decoration: Famille verte enamels, traditional Chinese scene

• Condition: Very well preserved, brightly enameled

A striking and collectible piece, this vase or brush pot is ideal for enthusiasts of Qing dynasty porcelain or anyone seeking a colorful and historically rich decorative object.

Condition : The vase has a hairline crack and has been drilled at the bottom ( See Photos )

This vase displays very well and is good quality piece of famille vert Chinese porcelain

Height : 26cm

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In the mystical, rich and varied history of Chinese porcelain, famille verte porcelain is considered by many asian art collectors & enthusiast to be amongst its most exquisite. Literally ‘green family’, famille verte was so named by French art historian Albert Jacquemart whose classification of ceramics in the 1860s according to the colour of the enamel used remains in use to this day and includes famille jaune (yellow), famille rose (red) and famille noire (black).