A Fine Chinese Turquoise-Ground Famille Rose Plate with Two Dragons and “Daoguang?? Mark
Qing Dynasty(1644-1912); A finely enamelled Chinese porcelain plate, decorated in famille rose enamels on a turquoise ground, depicting two five-clawed dragons—one iron-red, one black—chasing a flaming pearl amid scrolling clouds, peony, and lotus blossoms. The cavetto and rim encircled by a gilt key-fret border. The underside bearing a six-character red enamel Daoguang mark in seal script. Dimensions?Diameter: 9.25 inches, Height: 1.75 inches.
Condition
Overall very good with minor enamel wear consistent with age, no visible chips or repairs.
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Qing Dynasty(1644-1912); A finely enamelled Chinese porcelain plate, decorated in famille rose enamels on a turquoise ground, depicting two five-clawed dragons—one iron-red, one black—chasing a flaming pearl amid scrolling clouds, peony, and lotus blossoms. The cavetto and rim encircled by a gilt key-fret border. The underside bearing a six-character red enamel Daoguang mark in seal script. Dimensions?Diameter: 9.25 inches, Height: 1.75 inches.
Condition
Overall very good with minor enamel wear consistent with age, no visible chips or repairs.
Estimate
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