Hexagonal porcelain garden stool with famille rose decoration, dark blue borders and red ceramic spheres, full side view

Chinese Famille Rose Hexagonal Porcelain Garden Stool Qing Dynasty Excellent

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Hexagonal porcelain garden stool with famille rose decoration, dark blue borders and red ceramic spheres, full side view
  • Hexagonal porcelain garden stool with famille rose decoration, dark blue borders and red ceramic spheres, full side view
  • Top-down view of hexagonal stool showing yellow scrollwork border, painted figures and landscape scene, ventilation holes
  • Close-up detail of central panel featuring painted figures, horses, trees, red spheres and ornamental dark blue scrollwork borders
  • Hexagonal porcelain garden stool with famille rose decoration, dark blue borders and red ceramic spheres, full side view
  • Top-down view of hexagonal stool showing yellow scrollwork border, painted figures and landscape scene, ventilation holes
  • Close-up detail of central panel featuring painted figures, horses, trees, red spheres and ornamental dark blue scrollwork borders
Chinese Famille Rose Hexagonal Porcelain Garden Stool Qing Dynasty Excellent

Chinese Famille Rose Hexagonal Porcelain Garden Stool Qing Dynasty Excellent

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PRODUCT DETAILS

• Brand: Chinese (Qing Dynasty)

• Material: Porcelain with hand-painted enamels

• Dimensions: 17 x 17 x 19 in (est.)

• Color/Finish: Famille Rose palette - white, navy blue, yellow, green, coral red, gold leaf accents

• Condition: Excellent - minor wear to enamel, no chips or structural damage noted

• Era/Period: Qing Dynasty, circa 1900s-1920s

• Weight: 35-40 lbs (est.)

• Decorated panels: Narrative scenes with figures, trees, architectural elements, floral motifs

• Cavetto border: Yellow ground with pink flowers and scrollwork

• Applied ornamentation: Eight red enamel spheres as bosses around middle band

An exceptional example of Chinese Famille Rose porcelain craftsmanship from the Qing Dynasty. This hexagonal garden stool combines traditional Imperial porcelain techniques with narrative figural scenes and elaborate decorative banding—perfect for the serious Asian ceramics collector or interior designer seeking an authentic museum-quality accent piece. The applied spheres and multi-panel composition make this a standout conversation piece that commands premium pricing in today's market.

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