Two blanc de chine rhinoserous shaped libation cups, Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722).
Decorated in relief with dragons and deers in a landscape setting. Height 7,5-8 cm. Length 13,5-14,5 cm.
One with repair. Chips, wear.
Provenance
From the Collection of Claes Wirseen (1939-2020). Pharmacist Claes Wirseen grew up in a family with a passion for Art and Antiques, he and his wife continued the tradition and were frequent visitors to the Fine Art viewings of the Auction Houses in Stockholm. He became interested in Asian art in the 1980’s and started to build up his collcetion at that time, never tiring to learn more about the Asian Ceramics and Works of Art.
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