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Qing Style Famille Verte Porcelain Covered Jar清代风格五彩人物纹盖罐
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Let’s take a closer look at this pair of Qing Style Famille Verte Porcelain Covered Jars — a form that evokes the elegance of early Qing court taste. Tall, poised, and capped with flame-shaped finials, it’s a silhouette collectors instantly recognize.
The painted scenes wrap the vessels like a scroll, populated by finely dressed figures, attendants, and garden pavilions. This narrative style traces its lineage to Kangxi-era famille verte wares, prized for their lively storytelling and jewel-like palette.
The materials are classic porcelain with overglaze enamels, applied with confidence and clarity. Yet that very freshness is revealing. The colors are bright, the outlines crisp, and the glaze uniformly glossy — all hallmarks of modern kiln production rather than late 17th-century firing.
Condition-wise, it’s excellent. There’s no meaningful wear, no glaze erosion, and the footrim shows deliberate dirtying rather than centuries of natural aging.
Now to the key question of authenticity. Despite the Kangxi reign mark on the base, this is not a period piece. The calligraphy is spurious, and the overall surface lacks true age. Authenticity score: about 25%.
At auction, a pair of genuine mark and period Kangxi famille verte jars could command $20,000 to $40,000 or more, depending on provenance. This pair, as decorative reproductions, would more realistically bring $400 to $800, depending on the size, which is not known. A handsome object, certainly — but one that reminds us how prevalent, if not persuasive, modern copies can be.
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Item Report
Qing Style Famille Verte Porcelain Covered Jar
清代风格五彩人物纹盖罐
By:Unknown
Style:Qing Style Chinese Porcelain (Famille Verte)
Origin:China
Materials:Porcelain with overglaze famille verte enamels
Age:Likely late 20th–early 21st century
Condition:Excellent (modern piece with minimal wear)
Value:If authentic Qing: USD 20,000–40,000 at auction; as a modern reproduction: USD 400–800 at auction.
Maker's Marks / Writing:Blue-painted six-character mark: 大清康熙年制 (Da Qing Kangxi nian zhi – Made in the Kangxi period of the Great Qing)
Date:2026-01-05 03:53:44.743368
Description:
A lidded porcelain jar painted in famille verte enamels with continuous narrative scenes of courtly figures, attendants, pavilions, and garden settings. The form follows classical Qing dynasty covered jars, with a domed lid topped by a flame-shaped finial. Decoration is outlined in black enamel with green, iron-red, yellow, and aubergine tones, arranged in registers with geometric borders.
一件带盖瓷罐，通体以五彩描绘人物故事场景，包括仕女、侍从、庭院与楼阁。造型仿清代传统盖罐式样，穹顶盖配火焰形宝珠钮。纹饰以黑彩勾勒，施以绿色、矾红、黄色及赭紫色釉彩，并辅以几何纹边饰。
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Assessment:
This covered jar is a well-executed decorative porcelain made in the Qing style, rather than an authentic Qing dynasty work. The painted Kangxi reign mark on the base reads 大清康熙年制 ("Made in the Kangxi period of the Great Qing"), but the mark’s neatness, modern calligraphy, and the overall glossy glaze surface strongly indicate a later reproduction. The enamels appear bright and fresh, lacking the subtle wear, soft patina, and firing irregularities expected of genuine 17th–18th century famille verte porcelain. The footrim is evenly ground and artificially dirtied, another common modern practice. A word about copies.. Famille verte wares with Kangxi marks are among the most frequently reproduced categories in Chinese ceramics, and the majority encountered on today’s market date from the late 20th century onward. This example should be appreciated as a decorative revival piece rather than an antique. {chavatar_catchphrase}
此盖罐为一件制作精细的清代风格装饰瓷，而非真正清代原器。器底青花年款为“大清康熙年制”，但其书写过于工整、笔意现代，加之釉面光亮如新，明显指向后期仿品。釉彩鲜艳而缺乏十七至十八世纪五彩瓷应有的自然磨损、柔和光泽与窑烧痕迹。圈足修整均匀，并带有人为做旧痕迹，这也是现代仿制品的常见特征。关于仿品需特别提醒：带康熙款的五彩瓷是市场上仿制最为泛滥的门类之一，绝大多数实为二十世纪末至二十一世纪制作。本器宜作为风格复刻的陈设瓷欣赏，而非古董。{chavatar_catchphrase}
Individual Images:
pair of covered jars front view
pair of jars reverse view
single jar front view
single jar reverse view
side view with figures
overhead view of mouth
underside showing reign mark
Provenance:
No provenance documentation provided.
Condition:
Excellent (modern piece with minimal wear)
Identification Score: 95%
The form, decoration, enamels, and reign mark clearly identify this as a Qing-style famille verte covered jar.
从器形、人物纹饰、五彩釉色以及所署年款来看，可明确判断为清代风格五彩盖罐。
Authenticity Score: 25%
The bright enamels, modern glaze finish, artificial footrim aging, and spurious Kangxi reign mark strongly indicate a modern reproduction.
釉彩过新、釉面现代感强、圈足人为做旧以及不符合时代特征的康熙年款，均明确指向现代仿制品。
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Keywords
Qing Style porcelain, famille verte, covered jar, Kangxi mark, Chinese ceramics, China
清代风格, 五彩瓷, 盖罐, 康熙款, 中国瓷器, 中国
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