Chinese Porcelain Bowl Dish Blue White Lotus Scroll Qing Dynasty Four Marked 19C

£115.00

Inventory Code: INV4324

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Chinese Porcelain Bowl Dish Blue White Lotus Scroll Qing Dynasty Four Marked 19C

ITEM DETAILS

Inventory Code: INV4324

Object: Bowl

Material: Porcelain

Origin: China

Period: Qing Dynasty

Date: 19th Century

Decoration: Hand painted blue and white lotus flower and scrolling vine design

Mark: Four character underglaze blue mark

MEASUREMENTS

Diameter: 4.9 in / 12.4 cm

Height: 2.4 in / 6.1 cm

CONDITION

FAIR (3/5) – hairline crack visible to the interior extending from the rim, with light age wear and minor firing imperfections. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

DESCRIPTION

A finely potted Chinese porcelain bowl decorated in underglaze cobalt blue with stylized lotus blooms and scrolling foliage. The exterior features alternating floral roundels and vine motifs in a continuous band. The bowl stands on a neatly formed foot rim with a four character mark to the base. The painting displays strong deep blue tones against a pale white ground. An attractive Qing style piece suitable for display or study.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Blue and white porcelain bowls with lotus scroll decoration were widely appreciated during the Qing Dynasty for both domestic and export markets. Lotus motifs symbolize purity and harmony in Chinese decorative arts. Pieces with hand painted floral borders and character marks remain popular among collectors of traditional Chinese ceramics.

NOTES

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