Qing dynasty garlic head doucai
18/19th century qing dynasty garlic head doucai
Family heritage
Inherited
Maybe
Greetings and thank you for calling upon the experts at Mearto to examine your Chinese porcelain garlic neck vase hand-painted with scrolling lotus in the doucai technique. It's a lovely piece, painted in under-glaze blue with over-glaze enamels and yours appears to be in excellent condition, clearly it was well cared for.
I am going to base my assumption that this piece is about 28cm (11") tall. That being the case, in early January, 2019 a perfect match to your vase was offered and sold at international auction. As it is a match and the house reputable, I'd expect yours to fall right in the same range. Were it a tad larger or of a different shape, the value would be a bit higher. If you have any follow-up questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Kindest Regards,
Erin-Marie Wallace MA, AU
Which auction house..I would like to have a look of the same piece sold. Because mine is genuine. Cannot be only usd 200
I would be happy to show you, yours is surely genuine as is that which was offered and sold through a House in Australia. The question is not of authenticity but of current market value. Follow this link and you will be taken to the specific listing: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/68337699_doucai-vase
Kindest Regards,
Erin-Marie
Thanks. Erin, I had seen the piece, I think mine is genuine 18th century, the one sold, is reproduction .howvi know, u look at corner bottom, the oxidation , mine one more pure and serious ,and thicker, the one sold oxidation not that serious, minor, based on this observation I would say there is only piece genuinely 18th century, that is mine
I wish to ask...my doucai vase is the same as the one sold at international auction house. How much sold?