A Chinese porcelain blue and white reticulated double-walled 'flowers' bowl, Kangxi period, on short foot with deep sides that rise to a flaring rim, decorated to the exterior with reticulated circular panels enclosing chrysanthemum, peony, daisy...

A Chinese porcelain blue and white reticulated double-walled 'flowers' bowl, Kangxi period, on short foot with deep sides that rise to a flaring rim, decorated to the exterior with reticulated circular panels enclosing chrysanthemum, peony, daisy and lotus blossoms, the interior painted with prunus and peony blossoms amongst leafy stems, underglaze blue artemisia leaf to the base, 15.3cm diameter Provenance: Provenance: From the collection of an important Greek shipping family. Bears paper collection label to base that reads 'Ralph M. Chait Chinese Art'.
品相報告 Condition Report: A few chips to the rim, with a very short fine hairline issuing from one. Surface wear present to the interior.