Famille Rose porcelain covered container decorated with cour - Lot 112

Famille Rose porcelain covered container decorated with court scenes, China, late Qing dynasty - early Republic period Round porcelain vessel with domed lid, decorated in Famille Rose polychrome enamels with continuous scenes depicting figures in traditional dress in garden landscapes with pavilions, bridges and rocky features, animated composition spread over the body, lid decorated with an echoed figurative scene, stylized floral friezes running along the upper and lower rims, two lateral handles in the form of pierced masks housing a movable metal handle, added wooden knob for gripping, base bearing an apocryphal Qianlong red stamp mark, white-glazed porcelain with soft-toned enamels characteristic of late Qing dynasty and early Republic period production. Details: Diameter: 16.5 cm - Height: 16 cm (without knob) - Weight: 1,217 g - Material: porcelain - Origin: China - Period: late Qing dynasty - early Republic period (circa 1880-1930) - Condition: slight wear, minor firing imperfections, no cracks or major restorations observed.