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making it both a historical and aesthetic treasure
It acts less as a utilitarian light source and more as an illuminated sculpture—a technological reliquary reimagined through an industrial medium
The frame itself is a testament to the period's penchant for elaborate ornamentation
The resulting effect is a captivating fusion of raw materiality and refined artistry
inviting the viewer to question the narrative behind the masquerade
Qing Dynasty Butterfly Porcelain Vase (1796-1820) John Dawson making it both a historical9"H x 3 1 2"Diam This exquisite vase showcases a design characteristic of export porcelain from the Qing Dynasty. The artistic style, coupled with the butterfly motif, aligns with pieces from the late 18th to early 19th century, potentially corresponding to the Chia Ching period (1796 1820) based on the markings present. Wear to the enamel consistent with age. In great condition. No chips to porcelain. The vase is adorned with vibrant butterflies in
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