Antique Chinese Ko-Akae 17C Porcelain Ming Transitional Horses Verte Plate
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Condition Report: / / Overall Condition 2 hairlines, 1 firing flaw filled with some green glue and some fritting. Size: 169x32mm
A very nicely decorated plate. A late Ming Ko-Akae porcelain dish, Tianqi or Chongzhen Period 1621 – 1644.
Painted with Horses, underglaze blue and overglaze enamels.
With Tomobako included.
Moon
The moon is chiefly associated with yin compared to the sun that is yang. From this assignment everything ‘yin’ is also considered to be associated with the moon: female; the Empress; cool and darkness. Pearls are considered to have come from the moon.
Pictured in:
Marchant: Transitional wares Japanese market
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