Kinesisk Skål med Lock, 1800-talets andra hälft, Porslin, Kina, Porcelain, China


Mindre nagg, se femte bilden, i övrigt fri från skador

Höjd 12.5cm
Diameter 10cm

Ser ut som en slarvig Tongzhi (1862 - 1874) märkning på undersidan

Liknande skål med annan dekor i separat auktion:
https://www.tradera.com/item/2021/628037533/kinesisk-1800-tals-skal-med-lock

Text från Gotheborg:
Chupu is a Straits Chinese name on a lidded bowl. The chupu is also referred to as kat-mau in Malacca and Singapore or himcheng in Penang. The lid or cover is slightly convex in shape with a funnel-shaped finial. It was used to serve expensive soups and among the Straits Chinese it had a special place at 'baba' weddings, to serve delicacies such as birds nest soup, to the bride and groom. Chupus comes in various sizes but most are in-between 3.75 and 4.75 inches. The smaller versions were also encountered on the dressing tables to store beauty products, like tablets of compressed powder.


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