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Kangxi Blue and White Small Plate
Reference
6096
Diameter
10 cm (3 1/1")
Chinese early 18th century blue and white small saucer made during the reign of the Emperor Kangxi at the kilns at Jingdezhen for export to Europe.
Beautifully painted with good detail to show a seated lady on rock work in front of a jumping boy under a branch of prunus blossom in front of a zig zag fence. The sides are painted with a geometric design with shaped cartouches of peaches
The underside is also painted with four important Taoist symbols and the base has a four character mark for a previous Ming Emperor Cheng Hua. This is an apocryphal mark to honour not to imitate.
Although made for the Western market the decoration incorporates many Chinese important signs for happiness and longevity. Excellent colour
Beautifully painted with good detail to show a seated lady on rock work in front of a jumping boy under a branch of prunus blossom in front of a zig zag fence. The sides are painted with a geometric design with shaped cartouches of peaches
The underside is also painted with four important Taoist symbols and the base has a four character mark for a previous Ming Emperor Cheng Hua. This is an apocryphal mark to honour not to imitate.
Although made for the Western market the decoration incorporates many Chinese important signs for happiness and longevity. Excellent colour
Diameter
10 cm (3 1/1")
Year
1662 - 1722
Medium
Chinese Porcelain
Country
China
Condition
Very small frit to rim and small firing flaw to back
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