A Fine 'famille-rose' yellow-ground medallion bowl Daoguang Seal Mark and Period

the rounded sides delicately painted with four floral gilt-bordered roundels, interspersed with superbly executed stylized floral and lingzhi sprays, picked out in pink, blue, green and aubergine enamels, reserved against a yellow-ground incised with puce feathery scrollwork, the interior deftly painted in underglaze-blue with chrysanthemum, peony, prunus and lingzhi within a double circle, the sides with further floral sprays

The bowl is in good overall condition with excellent enamels. There is a 3 cm hairline crack to the rim.
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A Daoguang bowl of this pattern from the collects ion of Simon Kwan was included in the Exhibition of Joined Colors, Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., 1993, cat.no. 69. Compare similar bowls sold at Christie's Singapore, 30th March 1997, lot 273; another in our London rooms, 6th June 1995, lot 254; and a third at Christie's Hong Kong, 20th March 1990, lot 675.