Four Famille Rose Porcelain Plaques, China, 20th Century

Four Famille Rose Porcelain Plaques, China, 20th Century
Description:
A fine set of four famille rose porcelain plaques, dating to the 20th century. Two plaques depict elegant bird-and-flower compositions, including a bulbul with peonies and a paradise flycatcher with prunus blossoms, each with inscriptions, dates, and signatures. The other two plaques depict traditional Chinese figural scenes, including Wang Xizhi with his geese and a fisherman, both bearing inscriptions and signatures.
The plaques are finely painted in vibrant famille rose enamels with delicate brushwork, making them attractive examples of traditional Chinese porcelain art.
Dimensions (each plaque):
25 × 18 cm
Condition:
The porcelain plaques are in good overall condition. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
Please note: One of the photographs shows the plaques as originally purchased in their wooden frames. For safe transportation, the plaques have been professionally removed from the frames. Only the porcelain plaques are included in this lot and will be shipped without the wooden frames.
Provenance:
From a North German private collection, assembled during the 1970s and 1980s.


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