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Lot 111 · Porcelain · ⌀ 18.5 · H 7.5 cm陶磁器
PORCELAIN DEEP BOWL IN THE KINRANDE TECHNIQUE
Estimate
16 000 – 20 000 ₽
- Region / style
Imari / Arita style.
- Period
Second half of the 19th century (Meiji period).
- Material / technique
Porcelain; underglaze cobalt, overglaze polychrome enamel painting, hand gilding (kinrandeKinsai / Kinrande 金彩 / 金襴手 — a refined technique of hand-gilding ceramics and porcelain with gold leaf or liquid gold pigment, followed by a fixing firing. technique).
- Dimensions
Diameter — 18.5 cm, height — 7.5 cm.
- Description
The exterior of the body is decorated with restrained cobalt branches and round medallions with overglaze floral decoration and gilding. The interior well and walls are richly decorated in the kinrande technique with alternating vertical sectors of scale pattern, geometric lattice and lush flowers. On the underside of the base, underglaze cobalt concentric circles.