Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng Period, Cloisonné Enamel Peacock Bowl

Total Height: 7 cm Bottom Diameter: 6.3 cm Top Diameter: 15 cm This bowl features a wide mouth, deep curved walls, a flat base, and a short footring. One side of the bowl is adorned with painted peacocks, magpies, bamboo and rocks, and flowers. The peacock symbolizes auspiciousness, while the magpie represents joy. On the other side of the bowl, there is calligraphy in black ink with verses from the poem "Peacock" by the Tang Dynasty poet Wu Yuanheng: "Stirring golden and emerald tails, dancing in the shade of the jade pool." At the end of the poem, three red seal impressions depict the characters "beautiful," "rising," and "reflecting." The interior of the bowl is plain without any patterns, and the bottom bears blue-painted two-line seal script that reads "Made during the Yongzheng reign of the Great Qing," enclosed in double frames. Purchase Guidelines: All items in our store are collectibles aged over ten years. Over time, there may be signs of aging, such as oxidation, paint loss, or scratches, which are considered normal. If you seek perfection, we recommend careful consideration before purchasing. We strive to provide detailed descriptions and current photos, and we encourage buyers to assess the value of the items themselves. Antique items are sold without a warranty or trial period, and returns or exchanges are not accepted after the sale. The packaging, including brocade boxes or paper cartons, may show signs of age such as dust accumulation, loose threads, or aging. If this is unacceptable, we kindly request refraining from placing an order. Thank you for your understanding. #All items in this store are unique. If you have any doubts about the current photos, please refrain from placing an order. There is no product available for exchange service.