This refined Chinese plate from the Republic Period is a beautiful example of the Famille Rose or Canton style. The plate immediately catches the eye with its vibrant and detailed decoration, a hallmark of this sought-after porcelain tradition.
Featuring lotus and peony flowers, surrounded by symbols of longevity (Shou), butterflies, and birds.
Signed with the iron mark for the Qianlong government mark (apocryphal).
Highly characteristic of export porcelain from the early Republic period to the mid-20th century.
Hand-painted masterpiece,
Whispers of the Imperial Garden.
Crafted from high-quality porcelain, the plate displays a rich palette of colors, including pink, green, gold, and white. The central motif consists of lush flowers, surrounded by traditional symbols and graceful borders featuring birds and floral elements. The reverse features a red seal mark, emphasizing its authenticity and provenance.
The plate is in excellent condition, without visible defects or restorations. The colors are bright and the glaze has retained its original shine, testifying to careful preservation over the years.
This decorative object is an elegant addition to a classic or eclectic interior. It comes into its own beautifully in a display cabinet or as wall decoration, where it adds a touch of Asian sophistication and historical charm to the room.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsGreen, Gold, White, Multi Color, PinkMaterialPorcelainNumber of items1Height3 cmWidth26 cmDepth26 cm