A GROUP OF ELEVEN CHINESE CARVED PORCELAIN BRUSHPOTS, LATE QING DYNASTY- REPUBLIC PERIOD

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A GROUP OF ELEVEN CHINESE CARVED PORCELAIN BRUSHPOTS

LATE QING DYNASTY- REPUBLIC PERIOD

comprising a white biscuit pine tree-form brushpot carved with a mythical beast and eagle, the base with a Chen Zhi Guo Ke mark; a lime green-enameled brushpot carved with flowering branches and magpies, the base with a Chen Zhi Guo Zuo mark; a yellow-enameled brushpot carved with a dragon chasing a 'flaming-pearl', the base with a Wang Bing Rong mark; two lime green-enameled brushpots, one carved with dragon and phoenix, the other with prunus, both with a Wang Bing Rong Zuo mark; a lime yellow-enameled brushpot carved with a landscape, the base with a Zhi Rong mark; a lime yellow-enameled brushpot carved with a horse and tree, the base with an apocryphal Kangxi mark; a lime-green enameled brushpot carved with shaped cartouches depicting landscape reserved on a diaper ground, the base with an apocryphal Chenghua Nianzhi mark; a lime green-enameled brushpot carved with a dragon chasing a 'flaming-pearl'; a yellow-enameled brushpot carved with a dragon and a fish and a lime yellow-enameled brushpot carved with blossoming prunus

(tallest) height 5 ⅝ in.; 14.3 cm