Antique Chinese 17thc Kosometsuke Tianqi/Chongzhen Porcelain dish Drunken Taibai

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Condition Report: Condition 1 line, some flints/frits and a firing flaw. Size 18mm high and 138mm diameter

A very nicely decorated plate, late Ming Jingdezhen made for the Japanese market. The famous scene on this dish was named the “drunken Taibai”. The figure sitting under the tree is an incredible Tang Dynasty poet-Li Taibai, he is referred to as the “God of poetry” through out the Chinese history. In later dynasties he was often praised by the literati, especially in the late Ming dynasty, where the country is facing invasion from the North, the scenery of “drunken Taibai” dreams people back to the flourishing days of the past

6 character mark at the base, chenghua. But of later period.

For similar examples of this listing see: S. Marchant & Son (2008). Ming Porcelain for the Japanese Market: ko-sometsuke & ko-akaI. S. Marchant & Son.

18mm high and 138mm diameter

Condition; 1 line, some flints/frits and a firing flaw.

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