Moulded Kraak Porcelain Dish with Precious Objects China, Wanli to Tianqi period (circa 1615–1630) A finely moulded blue and white Kraak porcelain dish, decorated in the centre with a grouping of precious objects, symbolising prosperity, scholarly refinement, and good fortune. The cavetto is divided into the characteristic radiating panels, each containing circular roundels enclosing further auspicious objects. The reverse is decorated with the typical arrangement of symbols within panel divisions, a well-known feature of late Ming Kraak wares produced for export. The dish is moulded with a gently lobed rim, enhancing the rhythmic panelled design. According to Maura Rinaldi, the border corresponds to Border Type VIII, dating the piece to approximately 1615–1630. Dimensions: W 21.2 × H 4 cm Condition: Two chips with associated hairlines, restored using kintsugi technique. Minor rim fritting consistent with this type of ware. Please refer to the images for the definitive and binding description of the item’s condition. Shipping: The item will be securely packed and shipped with insurance. Please examine the images carefully. Small imperfections and kiln-firing flaws are not always described in detail. The written condition report is indicative only; the photographs provide the definitive and binding description of the item’s condition. Shipping: The lot will be securely packaged and shipped with insurance, without the stand.