QING DYNASTY PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE CELADON BOWL (03/13/2011)

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QING DYNASTY PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE CELADON BOWL

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Sold Date: 03/13/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

ANTIQUE CHINESE QING DYNASTY DAOGUANG PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE CELADON GROUND EXPORT BOWL/DISH c. 1821-1850 and measurements are 8" in dia. 1 7/8" tall and 5" at foot. It is a hand painted Daoguang reign bowl with VERY colorful butterfly, insect's, pheasant and floral design through out. At some point it had gold gilt along the rim/lip but most has worn off. There is some wear to the design but not much and as you can see from the photos it's stunning and display's very well. There are a few hard to see marks in one place on outside near rim (see photo12) And there a few rust spots from iron in clay which works it's way to the surface over time and can also be black when small, a couple g laze contractions and a few tiny imperfections as are commonly found on earlier examples from impurities in the kiln. There are no chips or cracks and for it's age this a beautiful dish in very good condition. It is from my own collection! SOLD AS IS!
We will be offering many more antique Chinese blue & white porcelain plate's/dish's and bowl's in the coming week's some are from the Ming period or earlier. Please check my other Chinese item's.
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