An authentic 18th-century Chinese export porcelain plate from the Qianlong period (circa 1780), beautifully hand-painted in underglaze blue with a serene river landscape featuring pagoda buildings, trees, a bridge, and distant birds.
This plate features a barbed rim and a slightly bluish glaze, with classic signs of early Qing dynasty porcelain craftsmanship. The back is unmarked, as typical for the era, and the glaze bears natural firing imperfections consistent with its age.
In good antique condition. Minor fritting and light wear to the rim, with no cracks or restoration.
An excellent display piece for collectors of Chinese export or chinoiserie porcelain.
Dimensions: Approx. 9 inches diameter
Date: Qianlong period, c.1780
An authentic 18th-century Chinese export porcelain plate from the Qianlong period (circa 1780), beautifully hand-painted in underglaze blue with a serene river landscape featuring pagoda buildings, trees, a bridge, and distant birds.
This plate features a barbed rim and a slightly bluish glaze, with classic signs of early Qing dynasty porcelain craftsmanship. The back is unmarked, as typical for the era, and the glaze bears natural firing imperfections consistent with its age.
In good antique condition. Minor fritting and light wear to the rim, with no cracks or restoration.
An excellent display piece for collectors of Chinese export or chinoiserie porcelain.
Dimensions: Approx. 9 inches diameter
Date: Qianlong period, c.1780
