[ASIA] CHINA, 19th–20th century - Lot 21

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[ASIA] CHINA, 19th–20th century - Lot 21
[ASIA] CHINA, 19th–20th century Porcelain vase in a baluster shape, decorated with slightly raised scrollwork, ruyi symbols, and leaf friezes, all covered with a monochrome celadon glaze. Converted into a lamp. Height (without the socket): 38 cm Note: Celadon porcelain is among the most iconic examples of Chinese ceramics. Heirs to the famous Longquan celadons, they are prized for their glaze, which evokes the color of jade, the most highly valued stone in Chinese tradition. Ruyi motifs, symbols of prosperity and success, are among the most common auspicious decorations found on Qing and later porcelain.
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