(3) Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Bowls. Lot comprised of three hand painted famille rose porcelain bowls

Largest Size:  3 1/2 x 7 1/2 in.

Famille rose porcelain, developed in China during the early 18th century under the Qing dynasty, is distinguished by its soft, opaque enamel palette dominated by pinks, complemented by greens, blues, and yellows. This style, known as fencai or “powder colors,” allowed artisans to achieve delicate shading and intricate detailing, making it ideal for depicting flowers, birds, figures, and elaborate narrative scenes. Famille rose wares were produced primarily in Jingdezhen and became highly prized both domestically and for export to Europe, influencing decorative tastes abroad. Celebrated for its elegance, refinement, and painterly quality, famille rose porcelain exemplifies the technical and artistic sophistication of Qing dynasty ceramics and remains a favorite among collectors and museums worldwide.

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