A large Chinese sancai-glazed Buddha, possibly from the Chengde Palace, Qianlong

H.: 56 cm

Ref.:
- British Museum, London, Museum number: Franks.1614, for a comparable example. (link)
- Chengde architectural figure. First built as a cool summer retreat in 1703 for the Kangxi emperor (ruled 1662-1722), the Palace at Chengde was substantially extended by the Qianlong emperor (ruled 1736-1795). It took a total of 89 years to complete. The mountain resort encompasses 72 scenic spots from all over China, and includes many different architectural styles and landscapes. This stoneware figure, glazed in amber, green and turquoise, was collected from Chengde in the 1800s. It has a detachable head, which can be set at an angle to be viewed from below. (source: British Museum)

(UV-checked)
- Generally in very good condition, with some small superficial flakes and chips.
- The crown with a few superficial touch-ups to the extremities.

品相报告：（已用紫外光线检查）
- 整体品相非常良好，几处典型小飞皮。
- 皇冠的右侧一处尖顶处有小飞皮修复。

Estimate: € 8000 - € 12000