A rare Chinese porcelain set of figures, Republic period (1912-1949)

During the Republic period in China, spanning from 1912 to 1949, the country experienced significant political, social, and cultural transformations. This era marked the end of imperial rule and the establishment of a republican government, leading to a period of experimentation and innovation in various fields, including the arts.

Chinese porcelain production during the Republic period was characterized by a diverse range of styles and techniques, reflecting the changing tastes and influences of the time. While traditional motifs and designs continued to be popular, there was also a growing interest in modern and innovative forms of artistic expression.

The term “rare” indicates that this particular set of figures is not commonly found, further emphasizing its significance as a collectible item.