An impressive large Chinese celadon double-gourd ceramic vase, dating from approximately the 1940s–1960s.
The elegant double-gourd form is richly decorated with moulded relief sections featuring scrolling lotus motifs, symbolic of purity, beauty and renewal within Chinese decorative traditions. The gently flaring neck is enhanced with upright leaf forms above a key fret band, creating a balanced and sophisticated design.
Finished in a soft celadon glaze, the vase displays the refined colour and surface qualities associated with Chinese ceramic traditions while showcasing the decorative craftsmanship of the mid-20th century.
The substantial scale, sculptural silhouette and detailed relief decoration make this a striking statement piece for collectors of Asian ceramics or interiors incorporating antique and vintage decorative objects.
Details
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Origin: China
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Date: Circa 1940s–1960s
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Form: Double-gourd vase
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Decoration: Relief moulded scrolling lotus and leaf motifs
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Glaze: Celadon
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Mark: No maker’s mark to base
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Condition: Excellent condition
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A beautiful example of mid-20th century Chinese decorative ceramics, combining traditional symbolism, elegant form and the enduring appeal of celadon glaze.
