Trois pots à pinceaux et une coupe en porcelaine Chine, Dynastie Qing, époque Kangxi (1662-1722) et époque Qianlong (1736-1795)

les pots à pinceaux cylindriques, l'un à décor à l'or de branches fleuries sur fond noir, l'autre à glaçure monochrome noire, le dernier à décor de la famille rose de deux hirondelles en vol dans des branches de prunus sur fond café-au-lait, la coupe libatoire à décor en relief de deux dragons à quatre griffes dans des pins ; des égrenures au premier des pots, des éclats à la base du second, restauration à la coupe

Compagnie Chinoise Tonying, Paris

To the bigger brushpot : the gilding largely faded ; some firing faults to the body, the rim and around the footrim as well as some chips ; three labels stuck under the base ; the other one with four large flakes to the base ; two firing faults to the body as well as two unburst air bubbles, two labels stuck under the base ; some firing faults to the third brushpot ; the cup with a C-shape (5x10cm) section broken and re-stuck.
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