YONGZHENG FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PLATE
China, 1722-35
Very finely painted in one of the earliest famille rose palettes, combining the Imari iron red and underglaze blue with famille rose,
heightened with gilt, the center with a spotted deer on a grassy mound beside blooming lotus with a grasshopper, lingzhi and grasses,
the cavetto and border with three shaped cartouches enclosing flowering branches of peonies and chrysanthemum and iron red scrolls
reserved against a soft underglaze blue round with bright yellow and puce chrysanthemum flowerheads and fine gilt scrolls
Provenance: with Philip Suval, Inc.,
Fredericksburg, VA
Condition: Excellent; three minute chips at the back of the rim (do not show on the front side);
slight gilt and enamel rubbing to the top of the central roundel
Note: A similar plate was sold by this gallery in 2002
8.75” Diameter
SOLD
#5901
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