Pair of celadon pots with a bronze mounting

Pair of pots mounted on bronze .

The China porcelain shafts are covered with pale green celadon. Patterns are carved and made of landscapes , trees and dwellings.

Their chiselled and gilded bronze mounts consist of a base, a collar and of two amounts supporting the handles. The patterns are delicately chiselled in old men masks, sunflowers and godroons.

Period : Beginning of the XVIII° century, around 1710 for the bronze mounting.

Porcelain : China, Kangxi (1684-1725)- with one mark un der a bucket

Condition : Very fine condition, with just a firing crack at the bottom of one pot.

Dimensions :

Height 7 in.

Diameter 7 in.