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Ming - wanli - blue and white saucer
Reference
6073
Diameter
14 cm (5 1/2")
Chinese late 16th century or very early 17th century Blue and white saucer made during the reign of the Emperor Wanli at Jingdezhen.
Painted to the centre with an aquatic scene of a pair of Geese on the ground and another flying above. They are by a pond with lilies and other aquatic plants. The slightly everted barbed rim is painted with a hatched pattern ad cartouches of foliage.
The underside is painted with stylised motifs
The piece has grit still in the glaze to the underside
Painted to the centre with an aquatic scene of a pair of Geese on the ground and another flying above. They are by a pond with lilies and other aquatic plants. The slightly everted barbed rim is painted with a hatched pattern ad cartouches of foliage.
The underside is painted with stylised motifs
The piece has grit still in the glaze to the underside
Diameter
14 cm (5 1/2")
Year
1573 - 1619
Medium
Porcelain
Country
China
Condition
Overall very good few firing imperfections including a tiny burst bubble to th efront and a rough area on the rim
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