Chinese Porcelain Plate Famille Rose Gilt Puce European Border Qianlong Qing 18C
£149.00
Inventory Code: INV4343
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Chinese Porcelain Plate Famille Rose Gilt Puce European Border Qianlong Qing 18C
ITEM DETAILS
Inventory Code: INV4343
Object: Plate
Material: Porcelain
Origin: China
Period: Qianlong Period
Date: 18th Century
Decoration: Famille rose floral sprays with gilt and puce European style border decoration
Mark: Unmarked
MEASUREMENTS
Height: 1.2 in / 3.0 cm
Width: 9.1 in / 23.0 cm
CONDITION
GOOD (4/5) – Light wear to gilding and enamels with minor firing imperfections and small glaze flaws visible. No major cracks or restoration observed. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
DESCRIPTION
Fine Chinese export porcelain plate dating to the Qianlong period of the 18th century. Decorated in famille rose enamels with a central floral cornucopia surrounded by scattered floral sprigs. The border features an elegant puce and gilt European style design with scrolling motifs and star details. The delicate enamel palette and refined gilt work are characteristic of high quality Qing export porcelain. A decorative and attractive cabinet piece.
COLLECTOR’S NOTE
Chinese export porcelain with European inspired borders became highly fashionable during the Qianlong period. Designs combining famille rose enamels with gilt and puce decoration were produced for Western markets and reflected Rococo influences popular in Europe during the mid 18th century. Pieces of this type remain desirable among collectors of Chinese export wares.
NOTES
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