Tea caddy, red white porcelain, gilt, China, 1960s
1 612 PLN
unique
ABOUT PRODUCTID 41707
This vintage porcelain tea caddy, crafted in 1960s China by Gold Imari, exemplifies the artistry of mid-century export porcelain. The amphora-shaped vessel is formed from finely glazed white porcelain, its surface adorned with hand-painted decoration in a deep, lustrous red, enriched with intricate gold detailing and oriental motifs—geometric borders, stylized flowers, and flowing scrollwork. The lid is topped with a prominent gold finial, and the design maintains harmonious proportions: a wide, rounded body tapers gracefully toward the base and neck, while the pattern remains symmetrical and meticulously arranged. Intended for storing loose tea leaves, the caddy’s decorative quality is heightened by its carefully finished details. Condition: very good, with no visible signs of damage, wear, or restoration.This object tells the story of the golden era of Far Eastern craftsmanship in the mid-20th century—a time when export porcelain was not only utilitarian, but also a cultural ambassador. Its form and ornamentation evoke the ambiance of Chinese tea salons, where the richness of pattern and color was imbued with ritual and symbolic meaning. Every gold line, every hand-painted blossom seems to whisper of ceremony, where everyday life meets tradition and the dignity of gesture. The caddy brings a subtle, harmonious sense of Oriental narrative to any setting—quietly mysterious, always poised.The caddy may be paired with classic white or black porcelain to highlight its decorative impact, or introduced as a statement piece on a shelf with ethnic artifacts or alongside dark
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Height18 cm
Length10.5 cm
Dimension details
Length10.5 cm
Height18 cm
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