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Grand Kangxi Imari porcelain charger from China, 35.2 cm in diameter and 4.2 cm high, with peonies and a scholar’s rock in cobalt underglaze with iron-red and gold accents, in fairly good used condition with minor flaws, sold without a stand.
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Large Chinese porcelain Plate – Kangxi Era (1662-1722)
"Imari Chinois" Decor with Peonies and Scholar's Rock
Immerse yourself in the refinement of the Kangxi period with this grand display plate. A true testament to the golden age of export porcelain, it features a lush floral design of great elegance.
The Decor: A masterful composition centered on a cobalt blue Taihu scholar's rock, from which rise branches of peonies (symbol of nobility and fortune) with generous petals.
The Palette: A striking contrast between cobalt blue underglaze, intense iron red, and gold highlights still very present. A freshness of tones characteristic of the Jingdezhen kilns.
The Look: An imposing diameter that offers a strong visual presence, ideal for a collection of "blue, white and red".
State Sheet & Details
Origin: China, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi reign.
Condition: Despite a star crack at the center and a chipped edge, the plate retains remarkable decorative integrity. These signs of use attest to its age without diminishing the finesse of the tracé.
Highlights: Large size, quality execution of the flowers and the vibrancy of the original colors.
Note to collectors: An authentic piece from the 18th century that perfectly embodies the meeting between Chinese aesthetics and European taste of the era.
Large Chinese porcelain Plate – Kangxi Era (1662-1722)
"Imari Chinois" Decor with Peonies and Scholar's Rock
Immerse yourself in the refinement of the Kangxi period with this grand display plate. A true testament to the golden age of export porcelain, it features a lush floral design of great elegance.
The Decor: A masterful composition centered on a cobalt blue Taihu scholar's rock, from which rise branches of peonies (symbol of nobility and fortune) with generous petals.
The Palette: A striking contrast between cobalt blue underglaze, intense iron red, and gold highlights still very present. A freshness of tones characteristic of the Jingdezhen kilns.
The Look: An imposing diameter that offers a strong visual presence, ideal for a collection of "blue, white and red".
State Sheet & Details
Origin: China, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi reign.
Condition: Despite a star crack at the center and a chipped edge, the plate retains remarkable decorative integrity. These signs of use attest to its age without diminishing the finesse of the tracé.
Highlights: Large size, quality execution of the flowers and the vibrancy of the original colors.
Note to collectors: An authentic piece from the 18th century that perfectly embodies the meeting between Chinese aesthetics and European taste of the era.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Large Kangxi Imari plate
Country of origin
China
Material
Porcelain
Dynastic style/period
Kangxi (1662-1722)
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
4.2 cm
Sold with stand
No
Width
35.2 cm
Depth
35.2 cm
Estimated period
1650-1700, 1700-1750
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