CHINA, Jiaqing Mark and Period - Lot 23

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CHINA, Jiaqing Mark and Period - Lot 23
CHINA, Jiaqing Mark and Period A rare and important porcelain incense burner. The circular body rests on three arched feet, flanked by two large “S”-shaped handles, and is adorned throughout with a rich decoration in famille rose enamels on an apple-green background depicting the Eight Emblems of Buddhism, known as “Ba Ji Xiang,” set among lotus scrolls, the neck accented with a Greek fret frieze, the interior glazed in turquoise, and the base decorated with a fleur-de-lis motif. Bearing a six-character Jiaqing mark in iron-red on a cartouche on the neck. Height: 37.5 cm Width: 33.5 cm (Two restored feet, one handle restored in two places, chips restored on one of the handles and one foot) Provenance: Private collection in the South of France. Comparison: A comparable piece sold at Christie’s in London on November 8, 2011, lot no. 412.
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