Plate - Porcelain - Famille Rose

18th-century Chinese Famille Rose porcelain export plate, dating to the Yongzheng period (1722–1735) of the Qing Dynasty.
The center is meticulously hand-painted using characteristic early opaque enamels, depicting an elegant scene of two roosters standing amidst detailed rockery and blooming red and pink peonies. The rim is decorated with a fine, classic pink diaper geometric border featuring reserved floral cartouches. The reverse foot rim shows the natural, expected oxidation and grit typical of genuine 18th-century Jingdezhen production.

Condition and Restoration Report:
This item has undergone a professional restoration following a past multi-shard break.
The plate has been structurally reassembled, cleaned, and securely stabilized.
Light, professional cosmetic retouching/color-fill has been applied on the front face to integrate the design lines across the breaks and losses.
The repair lines and color-fill remain fully transparent and visible upon inspection of the reverse side.
From a normal viewing distance, the front design shows excellent visual continuity and presents beautifully as a classic cabinet or display specimen.

Please review all photographs carefully. Will be shipped securely packed. Shipped using recorded delivery with tracking.