CHINE, DYNASTIE QING, XVIIIÈME SIÈCLE

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PAIRE DE COQS EN ÉMAUX CLOISONNÉS
CHINE, DYNASTIE QING, XVIIIÈME SIÈCLE
Ils sont représentés sur une base à six pieds ornée de pivoines, lotus et têtes de ruyi. Ils sont debout sur leurs deux pattes dorées, les ailes ramenées contre le corps. Leur plumage est rendu par des émaux de couleurs variées.
Hauteur : 32,8 cm. (12 7/8 in.)

Special Notice

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Further Details

A PAIR OF CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL COCKERELS
CHINA, QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY

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Lot Essay

Compare a close pair of cloisonné enamel cockerels in Suzhou Museum, Colorful, elegant and exquisite, A Special Exhibition of Imperial Enamel Ware from Mr. Robert Chang's Collection, Shanghai, 2007, pp. 42 & 43. Compare also a pair of cloisonné enamel cockerels sold at Christie's London, 3 November 2020, lot 97.

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