



Plush Purrquoise Keychain
Plush turquoise cat with "Purrquoise" nametag, drawing inspiration from a figurine on view in the Gettyās Sculpture and Decorative Arts collection known as Purrquoise.
Measurements: 3 inches W x 5.5 inches HĀ
- Materials: Polyester outer with polyester fillĀ
- Manufactured to meet and exceed all applicable U.S., Canadian and European safety standards
- Made in China
- Choking Hazard: Not for children under 3 years.
- Item #: PLSHPURRQ
This turquoise-glazed Chinese porcelain cat, seated with its tail curled against its thigh, reflects forms seen in eighteenth-century figures like chimeras and guardian lions. A hole near the spine suggests it once held incense, placed beneath the base before a cushion was added. Made in early eighteenth-century China for export, it was later adorned in France with gilded bronze mounts, glass eyes, and a low stool with a richly decorated cushion. Owned by the Marquise de Pompadour, it exemplifies the refined taste of elite European collectors.
Source Object:
Title:Ā Cat
Artist/Maker: Unknown
Cultures: Chinese and French
Place: China and France
Date: 1700ā1755
Medium: Porcelain, glass, and gilded bronze
Object Number: 2024.127
Dimensions: 45 Ć W: 30 Ć D: 22 cmĀ (17 11ā16 Ć 11 13ā16 Ć 8 11ā16 in.)
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Plush turquoise cat with "Purrquoise" nametag, drawing inspiration from a figurine on view in the Gettyās Sculpture and Decorative Arts collection known as Purrquoise.
Measurements: 3 inches W x 5.5 inches HĀ
- Materials: Polyester outer with polyester fillĀ
- Manufactured to meet and exceed all applicable U.S., Canadian and European safety standards
- Made in China
- Choking Hazard: Not for children under 3 years.
- Item #: PLSHPURRQ
This turquoise-glazed Chinese porcelain cat, seated with its tail curled against its thigh, reflects forms seen in eighteenth-century figures like chimeras and guardian lions. A hole near the spine suggests it once held incense, placed beneath the base before a cushion was added. Made in early eighteenth-century China for export, it was later adorned in France with gilded bronze mounts, glass eyes, and a low stool with a richly decorated cushion. Owned by the Marquise de Pompadour, it exemplifies the refined taste of elite European collectors.
Source Object:
Title:Ā Cat
Artist/Maker: Unknown
Cultures: Chinese and French
Place: China and France
Date: 1700ā1755
Medium: Porcelain, glass, and gilded bronze
Object Number: 2024.127
Dimensions: 45 Ć W: 30 Ć D: 22 cmĀ (17 11ā16 Ć 11 13ā16 Ć 8 11ā16 in.)























