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Marchant Asian Art

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@marchantasianart
Leading experts in Chinese imperial Ming & Qing porcelain & works of art. Four generations. London, est. 1925. 知名古董商,主营中国明清官窑瓷器及艺术品。四代传承,1925年建立于伦敦。
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  • Followers 14.5K
  • Engagement 0.82%
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About Marchant Asian Art

Marchant Asian Art (@marchantasianart) is an Antique Store creator on Instagram. The account has 14,477 followers and 783 published posts. Recent posts average 108 likes and 2 comments, an engagement rate of 0.82%.

With 14.5K followers, Marchant Asian Art is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 611 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 24 followers per account Marchant Asian Art follows. Marchant Asian Art carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Marchant Asian Art under a single category, Antique Store.

The Instagram bio for Marchant Asian Art runs to 20 words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Marchant Asian Art dates from September 2025.

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783 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Marchant Asian Art, 7 are videos and 3 are single images. That mix leans toward videos. Marchant Asian Art has built a substantial archive of 783 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 18 followers for each post published. Marchant Asian Art also keeps 14 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 104 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include chinese, period, collection, porcelain and centenary. The captions tag #chineseporcelain, #centenary, #scrollpainting, #guwantu and #provenance.

A particularly rare Chinese porcelain longquan celadon square incense burner from the Ming dynasty, 16th century, with a Buddhist lion cover and carved in relief with the Eight Trigrams. In this video, Stuart talks about this interesting piece and its provenance to match! More about it on our website - inventory no. M5518. #buddhist #chineseporcelain #mingdynasty #provenance #incenseburner
A finely painted Chinese porcelain wucai ko-akai deep dish from the Tianqi period,, with distinguished Japanese provenance. The pair of pheasants conveying harmony, partnership and success; amongst flowering peony and peach, which represent wealth, honour and longevity. Together they combine to wish prosperity and a flourishing life. #chineseart #chineseporcelain #symbolisminart #under10k #chineseantiques
Aspirations of the Literati 🖋️✨
Imagine this sitting on the desk of a 17th-century scholar. This Kangxi brushpot (circa 1690) features Kui Xing, the acolyte to the God of Literature. Despite his “ugly” appearance, he is one of the most auspicious figures in Chinese art, symbolizing the moment a student achieves success in the grueling civil service exams.
The technical mastery here is superb:
• The Palette: Vibrant underglaze blue and difficult-to-fire copper-red.
• The Texture: Figures are painted on slightly raised white slip against a serene celadon ground.
• The Legacy: Formerly in the renowned Marsh Collection and published as a prime example of “Art for the Literati.”
A rare survivor that captures the intersection of faith, hard work, and artistic brilliance. #chineseart #Kangxi #scholarly #ChineseAntiques #Literati
In this reel, Samuel explains what draws him back to this Kangxi taibaizun time and again - the softness of the glaze, the quiet confidence of the carving, and the way it embodies refined imperial taste. An exceptional example of imperial porcelain with impressive provenance, included in our Centenary Exhibition.
在這段影片中,Samuel 分享了這件康熙時期太白尊為何一次又一次吸引著他——溫潤柔和的釉色、內斂自信的刻劃,以及其所體現的極致宮廷審美。此器為一件來源顯赫的御製瓷器,並展出於我們的百年紀念展覽中。

#chineseporcelain #ImperialPorcelain #Kangxi #provenance #asianart
A moment of cultivated leisure, fired in porcelain.
This rare wucai cylindrical charcoal burner (香炉), dating to the Tianqi–Chongzhen period, c. 1630, unfolds like a handscroll in fired enamel. A scholar sits in quiet contemplation, wine cup poised, one hand resting upon a book—an image of learned ease and refined withdrawal. On the reverse, an attendant approaches with a goose, a subtle emblem of ritual propriety and seasonal abundance.

Painted in luminous turquoise, yellow, green, and aubergine, and animated with iron-red accents, the scene is framed by double keyfret borders and auspicious motifs in underglaze blue. Beneath the vessel, the four-character mark 「天下太平」— “Peace and prosperity under heaven” speaks to the hopes of a world poised on the edge of dynastic change.

Once held in a private Japanese collection and sold by Zenta-Shoundo, Kyoto, this charcoal burner embodies the late-Ming literati ideal: harmony, scholarship, and the quiet poetry of daily life.

Inventory no. M5397



文人逸趣,凝于瓷火之间。
此件五彩筒形香炉,年代为明天启—崇祯时期(约公元1630年),通体绘如展开的画卷。画中一位文士安坐静思,左手执酒杯,右手倚书,尽显士人清雅闲适之风。器身背面,童仆捧鹅而来,寓意礼序、时令与富足。

釉彩以青绿、黄、翠绿与茄紫为主,辅以钒红点染,色调明丽而不失文雅。口沿下饰以青花双回纹及花卉、博古纹样。器底书四字款识——
「天下太平」,寄托着晚明时代对安定与祥和的深切期望。

曾藏于日本私人收藏,并由京都 Zenta-Shoundo释出,此器不仅是实用之器,更是晚明文人精神与审美理想的凝练写照。

藏品编号: M5397
A superb Longquan celadon glazed bowl, carved with the flowers of the Four Seasons: lotus, camellia, chrysanthemum and peony.
Formerly in an important Japanese private collection of a brewing family in the Kansai region.
Yongle / Xuande period, Longquan kilns, Zhejiang Province, 1402–1435.
Marchant inventory no. M4896.
Further information, photographs and price available on our website.
Link in bio.

龙泉窑青釉刻花四季花卉纹碗
器通体施温润如玉的青釉,内外以刻花工艺装饰“四季花卉”纹样:莲花、山茶花、菊花与牡丹,布局清雅疏朗,寓意四时更替、生生不息。釉色柔和莹润,刻工含蓄而精致,尽显明代早期龙泉青瓷之高雅风范。
原为日本关西地区一重要酿酒世家之私人珍藏。
明代 永乐/宣德时期(1402–1435年)
浙江省龙泉窑
Marchant 编号:M4896
更多详情、图片及价格请见官网
(链接见主页)
Just added to our website! This eye-catching Chinese porcelain wucai square-form dish, dating back to the Tianqi period (circa 1625), from a private Japanese collection. Painted with two phoenix birds in flight against an iron-red cash diaper ground, it’s a rare find in this large size at 19.7 cm square.

Inventory no. M5630.
As part of our Centenary celebrations, Marchant has commissioned a series of digitally illustrated artworks inspired by the 1728 Yongzheng period scrolls Gu Wan Tu 古玩圖 (Pictures of Ancient Playthings).

Two scrolls from the original set are housed in London, one at the British Museum, another at the Victoria & Albert Museum. They depict prized objects from the imperial collection.

In our reimagining, the illustrations gather some of our own favourite pieces that have passed through Marchant’s hands over the past 100 years — porcelains, jades, cloisonné, and scholar’s objects — each one marking a part of our history.

A contemporary homage to a Qing dynasty masterpiece, this work celebrates both the enduring legacy of Chinese art and a century of Marchant.

The full ‘Marchant Gu Wan Tu’ features as the endpapers of our limited-edition two-volume publication One Hundred Years, available to pre-order now. This is just one segment!

#centenary #scrollpainting #guwantu #digitalillustration #watercolour
As part of our Centenary celebrations, Marchant has commissioned a series of digitally illustrated artworks inspired by the 1728 Yongzheng period scrolls Gu Wan Tu 古玩圖 (Pictures of Ancient Playthings).

Two scrolls from the original set are housed in London, one at the British Museum, another at the Victoria & Albert Museum. They depict prized objects from the imperial collection.

In our reimagining, the illustrations gather some of our own favourite pieces that have passed through Marchant’s hands over the past 100 years — porcelains, jades, cloisonné, and scholar’s objects — each one marking a part of our history.

A contemporary homage to a Qing dynasty masterpiece, this work celebrates both the enduring legacy of Chinese art and a century of Marchant.

The full ‘Marchant Gu Wan Tu’ features as the endpapers of our limited-edition two-volume publication One Hundred Years, available to pre-order now. This is just one segment!

#centenary #scrollpainting #guwantu #digitalart #digitalillustration
As part of our Centenary celebrations, Marchant has commissioned a series of digitally illustrated artworks inspired by the 1728 Yongzheng period scrolls Gu Wan Tu 古玩圖 (Pictures of Ancient Playthings).

Two scrolls from the original set are housed in London, one at the British Museum, another at the Victoria & Albert Museum. They depict prized objects from the imperial collection.

In our reimagining, the illustrations gather some of our own favourite pieces that have passed through Marchant’s hands over the past 100 years — porcelains, jades, cloisonné, and scholar’s objects — each one marking a part of our history.

A contemporary homage to a Qing dynasty masterpiece, this work celebrates both the enduring legacy of Chinese art and a century of Marchant.

The full ‘Marchant Gu Wan Tu’ features as the endpapers of our limited-edition two-volume publication One Hundred Years, available to pre-order now. This is just one segment!

#centenary #scrollpainting #guwantu #imperialporcelain #workofart

Marchant Asian Art's engagement

Marchant Asian Art's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.82%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 122 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 54 to 1, with 108 likes and 2 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.

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Who is Marchant Asian Art?

Marchant Asian Art (@marchantasianart) is an Antique Store creator on Instagram. Marchant Asian Art carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Marchant Asian Art runs to 20 words.

How many followers does Marchant Asian Art have?

Marchant Asian Art has 14,477 followers on Instagram (14.5K). Set against 611 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 24 followers per account Marchant Asian Art follows. Marchant Asian Art has built a substantial archive of 783 posts.

What is Marchant Asian Art's engagement rate?

Marchant Asian Art's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.82%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 122 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 54 to 1, with 108 likes and 2 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.

What does Marchant Asian Art post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Marchant Asian Art under a single category, Antique Store. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Marchant Asian Art, 7 are videos and 3 are single images. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Marchant Asian Art repeatedly use the words chinese, period, collection, porcelain and centenary. Marchant Asian Art's captions carry hashtags such as #chineseporcelain, #centenary and #scrollpainting. Marchant Asian Art writes those captions mainly in English. Marchant Asian Art keeps 14 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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