Dish, Saucer - Porcelain - Chinese - Pavilion plate - Carp fishing boy - Mei Ren - Yongzheng Mark and Period - Mint condition! - China - Yongzheng (1723-1735)
A magnificent and very rare antique Chinese porcelain saucer dish (or so called pavilion plate) , with a central decoration of carp fishing boy next to Mei Ren (or Long Elisa) on a formal pavilion with an excellent perspective, executed in a nice underglaze blue and white. In the border a classical decoration of circle patterns. Handcrafted in ancient China during the Qing dynasty, very early Yongzheng period (ca. 1722) . On the backside a decoration of stylized bamboo and the imperial six character seal for emperor Yongzheng (Da Qing Yong. Zheng Nian Zhi) . Guaranteed original and of the stated period. Note: there are a few of these plates known, not one is in such an immaculate condition as this one. The saucer has a perfect shape and colours, not a single trace of damage. A similar one (however not mark and period and not in such a good condition as this one) was in the Christie’s sale from the estate of ALBERT AND LEONIE VAN DAALEN, SWITZERLAND, 5 November 2019 lot 31, with an estimate of 5. 000-7. 000 GBP (6. 000-8. 500 EUR) . See last photo. Diameter: 15,8 centimeter. Condition: The object is in absolute mint condition, without any damages or restorations. Absolute museum quality. The condition is carefully checked with strong UV-light and bright translucent white light. Shipping method: This lot will be securely packed and shipped with insurance, without stand. Buy multiple lots from this seller and save on shipping costs, for multiple lots you’ll pay the shipping costs only once.
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A magnificent and very rare antique Chinese porcelain saucer dish (or so called pavilion plate) , with a central decoration of carp fishing boy next to Mei Ren (or Long Elisa) on a formal pavilion with an excellent perspective, executed in a nice underglaze blue and white. In the border a classical decoration of circle patterns. Handcrafted in ancient China during the Qing dynasty, very early Yongzheng period (ca. 1722) . On the backside a decoration of stylized bamboo and the imperial six character seal for emperor Yongzheng (Da Qing Yong. Zheng Nian Zhi) . Guaranteed original and of the stated period. Note: there are a few of these plates known, not one is in such an immaculate condition as this one. The saucer has a perfect shape and colours, not a single trace of damage. A similar one (however not mark and period and not in such a good condition as this one) was in the Christie’s sale from the estate of ALBERT AND LEONIE VAN DAALEN, SWITZERLAND, 5 November 2019 lot 31, with an estimate of 5. 000-7. 000 GBP (6. 000-8. 500 EUR) . See last photo. Diameter: 15,8 centimeter. Condition: The object is in absolute mint condition, without any damages or restorations. Absolute museum quality. The condition is carefully checked with strong UV-light and bright translucent white light. Shipping method: This lot will be securely packed and shipped with insurance, without stand. Buy multiple lots from this seller and save on shipping costs, for multiple lots you’ll pay the shipping costs only once.
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