BLANC DE CHINE – Pair of Ceremonial Sculptures in Chinese Porcelain (Late 18th Century)

A set of pure white Chinese porcelain sculptures, originating from the renowned Blanc de Chine tradition, produced in Dehua, Fujian province. They depict divine female figures or courtesans in the midst of a tea ceremony, with delicate gestures and richly detailed traditional costumes.
Mounted on bases of carved, ebonized wood, which enhance the elegance and spirituality of the scene. The purity of the porcelain and the refinement of the facial expressions and clothing reveal the mastery of the artisans of the Qing period.
Dimensions: 20 x 14 cm each piece

Condition: Excellent, no visible cracks, original base preserved.
Historical and artistic value: A highly coveted rarity for collectors and admirers of oriental art.