Green-Glazed Qilin and Child Figure

$33.00

Object reference: BRU-10479569997

Object details

Ruler-photo estimate: height approximately 19–20 cm (7.48–7.87 in); overall length approximately 15–16 cm (5.91–6.30 in). Width not established
Green-glazed ceramic
One figure group, with an aperture underneath

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Condition

Uneven glaze, small surface marks and wear or discolouration along the exposed foot are visible. The underside has an opening, as reported by the seller. Hairlines, repairs and concealed losses have not been independently ruled out.

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Delivery & returns

Dispatch location: China
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Shipping & import charges: Free shipping. Customs clearance, applicable import duties and import taxes included for supported destinations. No additional customs charges payable on delivery.
Dispatch & delivery time: Dispatch within 7 days of payment. Estimated transit time: 1–2 weeks after dispatch; customs and local delivery may cause delays.
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The story

A child rides a qilin-like creature above a cloud-patterned base. Green and turquoise glaze gathers in the scales and scrolls, with paler highlights bringing out the lively silhouette.

The subject, identified by the seller as a qilin bringing a child, belongs to a Chinese auspicious tradition associated with family continuity. Today it offers a characterful ceramic accent for a shelf or console.

Attribution note

Likely 20th-century Chinese decorative production, a stylistic estimate rather than a verified date or workshop attribution. The seller describes it as porcelain; the ceramic body has not been tested.