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Chinese Famille Rose 'Eight Immortals' Bowl粉彩八仙纹碗
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Presenting this Chinese Famille Rose bowl.
It features the Eight Daoist Immortals in colorful enamels.
Crafted from porcelain, it has a striking turquoise interior.
The base bears an iron-red Daoguang seal mark.
However, the painting style and glaze texture suggest it's a later Republic-era copy.
As a later decorative piece, it's estimated at $300 to $500.
A charming example of late Qing or Republic period export ware.
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Item Report
Chinese Famille Rose 'Eight Immortals' Bowl
粉彩八仙纹碗
By:Unknown
Style:Chinese Export Porcelain
Origin:China
Materials:Porcelain, Famille Rose Enamels, Turquoise Glaze
Age:Late 19th to early 20th century (Republic Period)
Condition:Very Good (minor wear to enamels and gilding, typical for age)
Maker's Marks / Writing:Apocryphal six-character Daoguang seal mark in iron red: 大清道光年制 (Da Qing Daoguang Nian Zhi)
Date:2026-07-17 01:56:51.946203
Description:
A Chinese porcelain bowl decorated in famille rose enamels with the Eight Daoist Immortals standing on a continuous band of stylized lotus petals. The interior and base are glazed in turquoise. The base bears an apocryphal six-character Daoguang seal mark in iron red.
一件中国瓷碗，外壁以粉彩装饰八仙人物，立于一圈变形莲瓣纹之上。内壁及底施松石绿釉。底书矾红“大清道光年制”六字篆书伪款。
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Assessment:
This bowl features a popular motif of the Eight Immortals. While it bears a Daoguang seal mark, the quality of the enameling, the somewhat stiff rendering of the figures, and the texture of the turquoise glaze suggest it is a later piece, likely dating to the late Qing dynasty or Republic period, rather than a genuine Daoguang mark-and-period imperial ware.
此碗饰有流行的八仙纹饰。虽然带有道光印款，但从珐琅彩的质量、人物略显生硬的描绘以及松石绿釉的质感来看，它应该是一件较晚期的作品，可能属于晚清或民国时期，而非真正的道光官窑本朝器。
Individual Images:
front view of bowl
side view showing figures
detail of figures
detail of figures
interior showing turquoise glaze
underside showing base and mark
detail of apocryphal Daoguang mark
Provenance:
None provided
Condition:
Very Good (minor wear to enamels and gilding, typical for age)
Identification Score: 95%
The form, decoration (Eight Immortals), and mark are clearly identifiable as Chinese porcelain in the famille rose palette.
其器型、纹饰（八仙）和款识均可清晰辨认为中国粉彩瓷器。
Authenticity Score: 30%
The piece is authentic Chinese porcelain, but the Daoguang mark is apocryphal. The execution of the painting and the characteristics of the glaze point to a later date of manufacture, making it a later copy or homage rather than a period piece.
该器物为真正的中国瓷器，但道光款为伪款。绘画的技法和釉面特征表明其制作年代较晚，因此它是一件后仿品或致敬之作，而非本朝器。
Image Memory Note
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Keywords
Chinese porcelain, Famille Rose, Eight Immortals, Daoguang mark, Turquoise glaze, Republic period, Late Qing
中国瓷器, 粉彩, 八仙, 道光款, 松石绿釉, 民国时期, 晚清
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