tea bowl & saucer



tea bowl & saucer

Summary

Tea bowl and saucer made of Qing dynasty porcelain from the Qianlong period. Decorated with figures in rococo panels on a lattice background. Made for export to Europe and also known as "Mandarin" china. The tea bowl features two figure groups: the first shows a seated man and a standing woman with a fan. The second appears to show a woman and two boys with a small dog.


Object Name

tea bowl & saucer

Date Created

1736-1795

Dimensions

tea bowl: 4.2cm
saucer:

accession number

1958.865/2

Place of creation

China

Medium

On Display

[G19] Manchester Art Gallery - Gallery 19 (Design Gallery)
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Credit

Harold Raby bequest

Legal

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