Four Chinese blue and white saucers and an 'erotic' cup, Kangxi

Dia.: 11 cm (the largest saucer)
Dia.: 10 cm (the smallest saucer)
Dia.: 3,5 cm -  H.: 6,5 cm (the cup)

Erotic art is an eminent part of the cultural heritage of ancient China, and was already flourishing in pre-Imperial times. With its peak during the late-Ming period, this art remained a fixed feature in Chinese literature and visual arts until well into the 20th century.

Chinese erotic art is a search for beauty in all its manifestations, for not only does it offer stimulation, it provides a source of great aesthetic pleasure. It never presents sex in a crude or pornographic way, but within a framework of beauty and harmony, enhanced with details of a profound or symbolic nature.

Condition: (UV-checked)
- The cup with a chip and a hairline to the rim.
- One saucer with a short hairline and a few small superficial flakes to the rim.
- Three saucers with a few small superficial flakes to the rim.

品相報告：（已用紫外線光檢查）
- 杯子口一個飛皮和一條衝線。
- 一個碟子口短衝和幾個小飛皮。
- 三個碟子口上就有小飛皮。

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