Old Chinese Box of Chinese Porcelain Vase fragment and orders silver plating copper. Chinese shard box Craftsman Chinese Vase 18th-19 C. with Metal

Fragment box of ancient Famille Rose porcelain vase probable 18-19 century and assembled by craftsman in embossed copper with silver bath tailor-made around 1980 after the Chinese Cultural Revolution orders promoted by Mao.

During the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-1976 Mao Zedong), keeping antique porcelain at home was considered illegal, so many collectors broke their porcelain and threw it away. Right after the revolution, artisans began to collect the pieces of ancient porcelain and tried to revive them. Around 1983-1985, the box of shards was created. This box is not only a collection of ancient porcelain, but also a collection of Chinese history.

Material: Porcelain / Ceramic / Silver plated copper
Measurements: 21.5x16x5.5m - 8.46x6.29x2.16 "
Weight: 901 gr
Antiquity: The porcelain vase fragment probably from the second half of the 18-19 century during the Qing Dynasty, painting of great quality and detail. Assembly in the metal case in the 1980s.
Conservation: Used, wear and tear and some parts of the lace of the closure a little misadjusted. It has not been cleaned, we offer it as we have received it, it would be advisable to clean the metal and porcelain. Check the photos please.
Previous Owner: From UK

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