1790s Chinese Export Blue White Canton ware deep Plate 10" Qing Willow Pattern

USD 100.00

Condition: The plate is in good, honest antique condition considering its 220+ year age. The front glaze retains its historic gloss with light surface utensil scuffs from use. Crucially, the vessel is structurally sound with no through-body hairline cracks. The outermost rim edge shows multiple shallow chips, minor glaze flakes, and historic "fritting" (roughness) typical of early hand-dressed export wares (see macro photos). The unglazed underside foot rim displays authentic orange kiln-iron tinting, cooling pockmarks, and minor kiln grit adherence that beautifully validate its 18th-century origin.

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View 1790s Chinese Export Blue White Canton ware deep Plate 10" Qing Willow Pattern with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. For sale is an authentic, late 18th-century Chinese export porcelain deep plate/small platter in the iconic Canton pattern, dating back to the Qing Dynasty (circa 1780–1800). Era: 18th Century / Qing Dynasty (c. 1780–1800). For sale is an authentic, late 18th-century Chinese export porcelain deep plate/small platter in the iconic Canton pattern, dating back to the Qing Dynasty (circa 1780–1800). This hand-painted piece features a classic underglaze cobalt blue riverside landscape in the central medallion, complete with traditional pagodas, bridges, a sampan boat, and a weeping willow tree. The wide rim is framed by the signature Canton herringbone/crisscross geometric border. Specifications: Era: 18th Century / Qing Dynasty (c. 1780–1800) Material: Hard-paste Porcelain Diameter: 10.0 inches Height: 1.25 inches Weight: 1 lb 5.7 oz footed rim - dry kiln no glaze  Grayish color toned plate Hand painted as you can see in photos from artist flaws. Older plates had more of a water color brush style in the design and were painted like in a rush. Later plates in the 1800s-1900s the pattern became more refined and detailed.  I messed all my dates up prior when listing these. They all look the same it gets confusing. I am updating them with the right info.  Condition: The plate is in good, honest antique condition considering its 220+ year age. The front glaze retains its historic gloss with light surface utensil scuffs from use. Crucially, the vessel is structurally sound with no through-body hairline cracks. The outermost rim edge shows multiple shallow chips, minor glaze flakes, and historic "fritting" (roughness) typical of early hand-dressed export wares (see macro photos). The unglazed underside foot rim displays authentic orange kiln-iron tinting, cooling pockmarks, and minor kiln grit adherence that beautifully validate its 18th-century origin.. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › China › Plates.

Primary Material: Porcelain & Pottery
Size: 10"
Color: Blue
Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Region of Origin: China
Country of Origin: China
Age: Pre-1800