plate with double dragons playing with pearls on a yellow background, Kangxi period, Qing dynasty

Diam. 12.5 cm. Instruction: This type of plain three-color dragon pattern plate originated from the Wanli imperial kiln porcelain, and the auction item is a late-fired work from the Kangxi imperial kiln. The shape of the vessel is regular and the wall is thin. The whole body is covered with yellow glaze inside and outside, the center of the plate is painted with purple and green double dragons grabbing beads, and the ground is lined with green flame cloud patterns. The outer wall is symmetrically decorated with four groups of grape patterns, with branches and leaves painted in green and fruits painted in purple. The craftsmanship of the whole vessel is complicated, the decorations and carvings are fine, and the colors are bright and bright, which is relatively rare. Diam. 12.5 cm.