Chinese Iron Red Ewer Made for the Indian Market
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Chinese Iron Red Ewer Made for the Indian Market
Chinese Iron Red Ewer Made for the Indian Market
Date circa 1710
Period 18th century, Kangxi period (1662-1722)
Origin China, Jingdezhen
Medium Gilt, Iron red
Dimension 26.7 cm (10¹/₂ inches)
Kangxi period (1662-1722)
The ewer moulded and painted in iron red and gilt with a central tear-shape decorated with a lotus flower surrounded by cloud bands reserved on a red ground and flanked by sprigs of flowers. The neck is moulded with radiating petals and painted with stiff leaves. This type of ewer was made for the export market. The shape is derived from Middle Eastern metalwork. A pair of similar ewers is in The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Accession Numbers 240&A-1876 and 240B&C-1876. Also see the Topkapi Palace Museum, Accession Number TKS 15/4042.
Stock no.: A3729
The ewer moulded and painted in iron red and gilt with a central tear-shape decorated with a lotus flower surrounded by cloud bands reserved on a red ground and flanked by sprigs of flowers. The neck is moulded with radiating petals and painted with stiff leaves. This type of ewer was made for the export market. The shape is derived from Middle Eastern metalwork. A pair of similar ewers is in The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Accession Numbers 240&A-1876 and 240B&C-1876. Also see the Topkapi Palace Museum, Accession Number TKS 15/4042.
Stock no.: A3729
Date: circa 1710
Period: 18th century, Kangxi period (1662-1722)
Origin: China, Jingdezhen
Medium: Gilt, Iron red
Dimension: 26.7 cm (10¹/₂ inches)
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