Dish, Plate - Qingbai - Porcelain - Fish, Flowers - 青白釉印花雙魚紋碟 (Lot.00020) - China - Song Dynasty

The mouth of this dish is set aside. The bottom of the dish is flat, with short circle feet. The inner and outer walls are covered with green and white glaze. The unglazed rim is called the awn mouth. The bottom is exposed. Two fish swimming in the same direction are printed on the inner bottom of the dish. Decorate. The fetus is exquisite in quality, glaze is shiny, and the shape is regular, quite elegant, with high furnishing decoration and collection value. This device can be dated back to the Song Dynasty (AD: 960-1279) and was hand-made in China. The bottom foot is unglazed, showing the craftsmanship, age and material. Guarantee the original and the specified time limit. Source of artifacts: Private collection in Hong Kong. Utensils specifications: Height: 3. 3cm Caliber: 14. 4cm Base diameter: 4. 6cm Weight: 130. 5g Condition: Very Good condition, no cracks, no repair marks, no debris. (Please see the picture for details) Shipping method: It will be safely packaged and sent with insurance for express transportation, without bracket.