Rare Antique Kangxi Ca 1680 Chinese Porcelain Plate ‘Master of the Rocks’
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Condition Report: Overall Condition; 1 small line and 1 frit only. Size; 80mm
Lovely thinly potted antique Chinese porcelain saucer with a central decoration of a person on horseback next to a tree with a bird in it, executed in a charming underglaze blue. In the border a decoration of patterns identical to those in the center, surrounded by a rim with pine trees and blurry dots.
The mountains are executed in the “Master of the Rocks” style.
Handcrafted in ancient China during the Qing dynasty, early Kangxi period (ca. 1680). On the back side a decoration of sprays of bamboo, and the quite rare ’Mei Yu Ya Zhi’ mark (beautiful jade refined vessel). Guaranteed original and of the stated period.
Diameter: 100 mm.
Condition: The object is in good condition, a star hairline in the base, also visible (though difficult to see) at front one has a small nibble (see close-up picture), without any restorations. The condition is carefully checked.
21-10-19-3-1
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