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An important lotus leaf-shaped brush basin with full-relief plant motifs in porcelain with a coral red glaze. China, Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng-Qianlong period. Eumorfopoulos Collection.

Height 3.4 cm; length 7.6 cm; width 8.5 cm
Exceptional provenance: The brush basin is published in the catalogue documenting the Eumorfopoulos Collection with the stamp on the bottom certifying its belonging to the Eumorfopoulos Collection.

This is one of the most important and celebrated projects in history to catalog privately held Asian art. The volumes, written primarily by Robert Lockhart Hobson (one of the leading ceramic experts of the time), were published in London starting in 1925.
These catalogues are today considered fundamental reference works in the field of Asian art.

References in the catalogue: E 437. Table 71
Brush-bath in the form of a lotus leaf with tendrils in full relief. Porcelain with deep coral red glaze. CH'IEN LUNG PERIOD L.3-25"
Brush basin in the shape of a lotus leaf with full-relief tendrils. Porcelain with a deep coral red glaze.
CH'IEN PERIOD LENGTH 3.25" (Note: L stands for Width)


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