白瓷琵琶仕女立像

“A mid-early 20th-century Dehua porcelain figurine of a lady playing the pipa (Chinese lute), standing 28 centimeters tall and in pristine condition. In the 1950s, Dehua porcelain exports flourished, making it one of the major foreign exchange earners at the time. High-quality porcelain figures were particularly favored in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and by Western collectors. Many renowned sculptors also participated in the creation of Dehua porcelain sculptures during this period. This figurine of a pipa-playing lady, with its graceful form and exquisite craftsmanship, represents an outstanding work of that era.”