Caption
Kuan-type vase with cover, faience manufactory Bielino 1779–1800. Maker: Karol Wolff fl. ca. 1800. Chinoiserie—Chinese/Far Eastern motifs; Warsaw faience; unknown provenance. Low kuan-type vase in the shape of a bulging baluster with a cylindrical neck and a low domed cover with an acorn-shaped handle. Against a chocolate background a gold-painted scene: fragment of a garden with two chrysanthemum bushes, a peony bush, a palm tree, a rice fence, and between them the figure of a Chinese man with a bag and a walking stick. Around the neck is a thin simple plant twig; a painted flowered branch on the lid. Late 18th century, Poland. Vessel: height 19.5 cm, diameter 13.5 cm; lid: height 7.5 cm, diameter 10.5 cm., A dark ceramic lidded vase with a rounded body and a flared rim, decorated with gold-painted floral motifs and a gold-outlined figure holding a staff and a small object, the lid topped with a small finial, set against a pale gray background and reflected faintly on the surface below; visible colors include dark brown or black on the vase, gold for the decoration, and gray in the background and reflection.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A16_080
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