Large Antique Canton Porcelain Platter - Famille Rose - Late 19th Century

Description

View Large Antique Canton Porcelain Platter - Famille Rose - Late 19th Century with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Origin: China (Canton Porcelain / Canton Porcelain). Large Antique Canton Porcelain Dish - Pink Family - Court Scenes - Late 19th Century (c. 1880). Era: Late 19th Century (Qing Dynasty). This dish unfolds a rich iconographic program typical of the great hours of Cantonese porcelain. Large Antique Canton Porcelain Dish - Pink Family - Court Scenes - Late 19th Century (c. 1880) Stunning Large Polychrome Canton Porcelain Round Dish , dating from the late 19th century (Qing period, circa 1880-1900). This type of coin is a testament to the refinement of Chinese ceramic art intended for export to the West, which was highly prized by 19th century and Art Nouveau collectors. Key Features: Origin: China (Canton Porcelain / Canton Porcelain) Era: Late 19th Century (Qing Dynasty) Diameter: 30 cm Technique: Enamels of the Family Rose enhanced with fine gold plating, work done entirely by hand. Detailed decor analysis: This dish unfolds a rich iconographic program typical of the great hours of Cantonese porcelain: Animated Reserves (Courtyard Scenes): The marli and edge of the plate house panels depicting traditional genre scenes, depicting court ladies and scholars in red-roofed Chinese architecture interiors. Suit faces and drapes (pink, blue, and green clothing) are finely executed. The Bestiary and the Floral World: Lobe-shaped reserves alternate character scenes with abundant naturalistic compositions. See blooming peonies (symbol of nobility and fortune), flowery branches, butterflies with speckled wings, and colorful exotic birds (including pheasants with long tapered tails). Center medallion and enamels: The heart of the dish is punctuated by a circular medallion centered on a floral and avian pattern, surrounded by geometric friezes and scrolls. The set is highlighted by the famous palette of green and pink enamels characteristic of Canton production. Condition: The dish features a visible shine on the edge (see detailed photos) as well as normal wear and tear on gilding. It features its period metal fasteners (three-spoke bronze/brass fastening system) on the back, testifying to its ancient history as a sideboard or wall decor. Photographs are an integral part of the description. Condition: Very good condition. Category: Antiques › Ethnographic › Other Ethnographic Antiques.

Authenticity

Original

Country of Origin

China

Height

30

Material

Ceramic, Porcelain

Origin

China

Period

19th and before

Type

Tableware

Width

30