19th Century Green Chinoiserie Decalcomania Glass Dish Ripple Molded The quality of the glazing

The quality of the glazing and the double gourd design speak to the height of Qing ceramics and their continued influence on decorative arts

recall the lavishness of imported lacquerware coveted during the Victorian era

Material: Carved coquilla nut

opens to reveal an opulent interior of lapis lazuli

19th Century Green Chinoiserie Decalcomania Glass Dish Ripple Molded The quality of the glazingA fine 19th century green painted decalcomania dish, profusely decorated with chinoiserie decoupage motifs. England, France, circa 1870 Diameter: 23 cms (9 ins) In the 19th century, decalcomania with chinoiserie decoupage became a popular art form. This technique involved transferring designs onto pottery, glass, and other surfaces. The chinoiserie decoupage style featured Chinese inspired motifs, such as dragons, pagodas, and landscapes.