Porcelain vase with celadon glaze, Qing Dynasty

Porcelain vase with a globular body, sloping shoulders and a slender neck that ends in a slightly flared mouth with a gilded rim. The piece is covered in a pale green celadon-style glaze. It features two handles flanking the archaic-style neck, which is adorned with pink glazes. On the base is a six-character seal reading ‘大清嘉庆年制’. Qing Dynasty (1644–1912).

Height: 36.5 cm; Mouth diameter: 16 cm; Base diameter: 10.5 cm

References:

Sotheby’s. Double-gourd vase with celadon glaze, bearing the Qianlong seal and dating from the Qianlong period. Lot 35. Nov. 2019

Sotheby's. A rare four-lobed vase with celadon glaze, decorated with a ‘mythical beast’, bearing a seal mark and dating from the Qianlong period. Lot 212. Sep 2022

Sotheby's. Double-gourd vase with celadon glaze; Qianlong-period seal mark. Lot 647. Sept. 2023