Estimate

2.000 - 3.000

Session

8 May 2026

Description

Qing Dynasty, 18th century, impressed 'He Chaochun' double-gourd seal mark to the back

Chinese porcelain, Dehua kilns

The bodhisattva presented with a serene expression and downcast eyes, seated and leaning on an armrest, with her right leg raised supporting the corresponding hand

Wearing flowing robes that completely conceal the left arm and expose only one foot, with her hair gathered in a topknot and adorned with a beaded necklace

Resting on a later custom carved wood stand simulating rockwork

(glaze with minor firing flaws; right hand missing the thumb)



清十八世纪 德化窑白瓷观音坐像 背印「何朝春」葫芦形款

Height: 13,5 cm (sem base)

Height: 3 cm (base)

Additional Information

The 'He Chaochun' mark is usually found within a double-gourd seal, associated with a master potter active in Dehua during the early Qing dynasty