Sarah Le Helley

Chinese Ceramics Auction

Central decoration: A bouquet of flowers tied with a ribbon, painted in cobalt blue tones under glaze.
Border: The rim (the edge of the plate) features floral motifs and stylized lambrequins.
Probable origin: It is most likely Chinese export porcelain from the Qing dynasty, often linked to the "Blue of China" style or the East India Company.

Décor central : Un bouquet de fleurs noué par un ruban, peint en nuances de bleu cobalt sous glaçure.
Bordure : Le marli (le bord de l'assiette) présente des motifs floraux et des lambrequins stylisés.
Origine probable : Il s'agit vraisemblablement d'une porcelaine d'exportation chinoise de la dynastie Qing, souvent rattachée au style « bleu de Chine » ou de la Compagnie des indes.

Plate - Porcelain

1800-1850 - China -  

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Porcelain dish from the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), dating to ca. 1800–1850, with a cobalt blue underglaze bouquet motif and a floral and lambrequin border, 23 cm in diameter and 2 cm deep, weighing 340 g, origin China, in excellent condition.

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Porcelain dish from the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911), dating to ca. 1800–1850, with a cobalt blue underglaze bouquet motif and a floral and lambrequin border, 23 cm in diameter and 2 cm deep, weighing 340 g, origin China, in excellent condition.

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