Carved Celadon Saucer Dish, Qianlong Mark & Period

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This is a very fine example of Qing Dynasty Imperial monochrome porcelain with fine celadon glaze and superb carved decoration from the Qianlong period. The small saucer-shaped dish has a sloping flat plate with a slanted straight side wall rising from a small cylindrical tall foot ring. The interior is delicately carved in low relief with flying bats among clouds and Buddhist emblems. The exterior is carved with stylized banana leaves pointing outward from the foot ring. The entire vessel except the base and the foot rim is glazed with a beautiful sea-green glaze of the highest quality and color typical of 18th Century Imperial wares. The base inside the small foot ring is glazed with a paler celadon glaze and is inscribed with a six-character Qianlong Imperial seal mark in cobalt blue. This lovely dish is in excellent condition with pristine glaze of virtually no wear and superb color. Size: mouth diameter: 11.2cm; height: 2.6cmWe are collectors of Asian art for the past 40 years. In the course of our collecting past, we bought items for our personal enjoyment. As you can see from our listing, t is a point of personal taste to everything we own. Since we are retiring, we would like to share our taste and love for various aspects of Asian art with other fellow internet art buyers and sellers. We are proud to be one of the original ebayers when Ebay was just starting in late 1990Ë++s. As an 8-year veteran of Ebay buyer and seller, we are now concentrating on selling our collection on Ebay. Every item we list are carefully chosen and clearly described so that you know what you are bidding on. Please feel free to ask us any questions about the item we have listed or just any general questions you might have on Asian antiques and art. As an Ebay Power Seller, we feel obligated to promote a healthier trading environment for fellow Asian Art & Antique lovers. Happy Bidding and Good Luck! By bidding on this item the bidder agrees to the following terms: You are bidding on the item as described on the listed description. Please do not expect or assume that t is any implied warrantee. If we do not specifically say it in our listing, we can not provide any warrantee. If you feel uncertain about any information or condition presented in our listing materials, please ask us before you bid. We will be happy to refund the payment, not including shipping, handling, and insurance costs, if we have misrepresented the item in the Ebay listing materials. Refund will be made after the item is returned to us in its original condition in two weeks after the item has been shipped by us. Payment is expected within 7 days of the auction closing. We will notify Ebay of the item not paid within 10 days of the auction closing. Negative feedback will be posted for the nonpaying bidder within 15 days of the auction closing. We do not accept Paypal. We do not appreciate any bidder who intends to win the bid just to obtain a chance to study the item. If you are not confident with our dating and are not prepared to own this beautiful item, please do not place a bid. Thank you and Gook Luck! This item is located in our Tokyo location. A flat shipping fee to the USA and Europe is $60 or to Asia is $45 via EMS or Fedex. Greeting From Tokyo!! Invitation to Visit Our Korean Ceramics exhibition Greeting From Tokyo: Spring Green arrives after Cherry Blossom! read more

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