Chinese Porcelain Bowl, Possibly 19th Century. Hand Decorated. Seal of Qian Long

Old Chinese porcelain bowl decorated delicately hand, probably dating from the nineteenth century, though it could be the beginning of the twentieth. This magnificent piece is very special for its fine bill, its beautiful decor and original wavy. It is also in very good condition, having come to this day with no breaks, cracks or restorations. If we turn to bowl at its base we see that the seal appears Qian Long Emperor belonging to the Qing Dynasty and reigned in China between 1736 and 1795. It is very possible that this piece does not date from that time, being nevertheless a beautiful antique late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.The bowl shown in its base marking oven, toasted tone porcelain produced in the heat necessary for firing. This brand is often a hallmark of handmade pieces. The top edge shows a gently wavy shape sets this bowl other more regular and less original. This border has a fine gold edge that adds a special touch. The base of the bowl is smaller than the rim, giving the piece a curious cup-shaped, and is decorated with a frieze of classical type abstract blue.The exterior of the bowl is probably most notable for its attractive decor. It reflects a genre scene with several characters dressed in the traditional Chinese way. The scene seems to represent a party or celebration, in which several characters in a procession carrying a dragon, flower-shaped banners and various ornaments, reaching a kind of temple where other characters are relaxed and fun. The figures are dynamic and lively, and are painted in bright colors and strokes insurance. The beautiful decor, the old and the good condition of this bowl makes it a great piece for the best collection.Dimensions: 210 mm wide x 65 mm high.