Porcelain Yuhuchunping Vase - Five Peach Design
The name "Yuhuchunping" means literally "Pear shaped Vase" and is a style originting in the Tang dynasty (608 - 917) for use as a wine vessel. Later the shape was refined and became a classic vase style also known as a "Trumpet Mouth Vase." The rim is slighly flared with a straight neck that broadens at the ends and a bottom heavy body.
This reproduction Chinese porcelain vase with a five peach design follows a classic Famille Rose style. The origin of the five peach design can be found in the story of a fisherman by Tao Qian (365-427) who found endless bliss in a peach orchard hidden within a crevice.
Famille Rose was first seen in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). It injected colour into traditional ceramic work, namely shades of pink and carmine - introduced by European Jesuits who worked in the palace. The name 'Famille Roseā¬ā¢ translates from French into ā¬ĖRose Familyā¬ā¢. Common styles found are Rose Canton, Rose Mandarin and Rose Medallion.
Famille Rose has been incredibly popular in Europe and America since its introduction.
A similar vase was sold at Sotheby's Important Chinese Art sale in New York, 2018.Ā
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23 x 23 x 38 (wxdxh cms)
UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands Ā£15
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Porcelain Yuhuchunping Vase - Five Peach Design
The name "Yuhuchunping" means literally "Pear shaped Vase" and is a style originting in the Tang dynasty (608 - 917) for use as a wine vessel. Later the shape was refined and became a classic vase style also known as a "Trumpet Mouth Vase." The rim is slighly flared with a straight neck that broadens at the ends and a bottom heavy body.
This reproduction Chinese porcelain vase with a five peach design follows a classic Famille Rose style. The origin of the five peach design can be found in the story of a fisherman by Tao Qian (365-427) who found endless bliss in a peach orchard hidden within a crevice.
Famille Rose was first seen in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). It injected colour into traditional ceramic work, namely shades of pink and carmine - introduced by European Jesuits who worked in the palace. The name 'Famille Roseā¬ā¢ translates from French into ā¬ĖRose Familyā¬ā¢. Common styles found are Rose Canton, Rose Mandarin and Rose Medallion.
Famille Rose has been incredibly popular in Europe and America since its introduction.
A similar vase was sold at Sotheby's Important Chinese Art sale in New York, 2018.Ā
Ā
23 x 23 x 38 (wxdxh cms)
UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands Ā£15
More delivery options available on checkout
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The name "Yuhuchunping" means literally "Pear shaped Vase" and is a style originting in the Tang dynasty (608 - 917) for use as a wine vessel. Later the shape was refined and became a classic vase style also known as a "Trumpet Mouth Vase." The rim is slighly flared with a straight neck that broadens at the ends and a bottom heavy body.
This reproduction Chinese porcelain vase with a five peach design follows a classic Famille Rose style. The origin of the five peach design can be found in the story of a fisherman by Tao Qian (365-427) who found endless bliss in a peach orchard hidden within a crevice.
Famille Rose was first seen in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). It injected colour into traditional ceramic work, namely shades of pink and carmine - introduced by European Jesuits who worked in the palace. The name 'Famille Roseā¬ā¢ translates from French into ā¬ĖRose Familyā¬ā¢. Common styles found are Rose Canton, Rose Mandarin and Rose Medallion.
Famille Rose has been incredibly popular in Europe and America since its introduction.
A similar vase was sold at Sotheby's Important Chinese Art sale in New York, 2018.Ā
Ā
23 x 23 x 38 (wxdxh cms)
UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands Ā£15
More delivery options available on checkout
