Pair of Chinese Porcelain Geese with Turquoise Enamel - 20th Century Export Style - Oriental Decor

A pair of ornamental figures representing geese, made in Chinese export porcelain. These pieces follow the aesthetic tradition of monochromatic animal figures produced for the Western market, characterized by the use of vibrant enamels on bases simulating rock formations.

History of the object: These figures are examples of Chinese ceramic production from the late 20th century, which recovered the molds and techniques of the Qing dynasty era. The turquoise enamel applied over the porcelain is a hallmark of the Canton and Shiwan decorative school, historically destined for the decoration of European aristocratic interiors.

Technical details:
- Period: Late 20th century (1990s)
- Technique: Molded porcelain with monochromatic glazed enamel
- Height: 25 cm (9.84 inches)
- Total weight: 1200 g (2.64 lbs)
- Material: Porcelain
- Condition: Excellent preservation, no cracks, restorations, or loss of enamel. Sold strictly as a pair.

Value and application: This set has high decorative value for Chinoiserie-style interiors or Asian ceramic collections. Their state of preservation and the intensity of the turquoise pigment make them high-quality visual accent pieces.