Wanli (1573-1619) - Ming Dynasty - Dish - Scholar in Early Spring Pavilion Landscape - Sun appearing from the Clouds - Bamboo, Plum and Banana - porselein - Large Plate

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A Wanli period porcelain large shallow Kraak bowl from China, 28.2 cm in diameter, with the central scene “Scholar in Early Spring Pavilion Landscape – Sun appearing from the Clouds – Bamboo, Plum and Banana” and underglaze blue and white decoration, framed by floral and fruit panels and waves motifs, in good original condition.

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An exceptional antique Chinese porcelain Wanli large shallow 'Kraak' bowl, with a central decoration of a Scholar with fantastic facial expression in Early Spring Pavilion Landscape where the Sun is appearing from the Clouds and Bamboo, Plum and Banana are sprouting. Panels with Flowers (Peonies, Chrysanthemum) and Fruits (Pomegranates), surrounded by motifs of waves, cash, lozenges, dots and lines, executed in an excellent and very deep layered underglaze blue and white. Handcrafted in ancient Imperial China during the Ming dynasty, Wanli period (ca. 1600). On the backside a decoration of circles and lines, with a perfect unglazed foot rim. Guaranteed original and of the stated period.

Diameter: 28,2 centimeter

Condition: The object is in overall good condition, minor wear around the edges and a small restored flake on the backsidewith hairline. The condition is carefully checked with strong UV-light and bright translucent white light.

Shipping method: This lot will be securely packed and shipped with insurance, without stand.

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An exceptional antique Chinese porcelain Wanli large shallow 'Kraak' bowl, with a central decoration of a Scholar with fantastic facial expression in Early Spring Pavilion Landscape where the Sun is appearing from the Clouds and Bamboo, Plum and Banana are sprouting. Panels with Flowers (Peonies, Chrysanthemum) and Fruits (Pomegranates), surrounded by motifs of waves, cash, lozenges, dots and lines, executed in an excellent and very deep layered underglaze blue and white. Handcrafted in ancient Imperial China during the Ming dynasty, Wanli period (ca. 1600). On the backside a decoration of circles and lines, with a perfect unglazed foot rim. Guaranteed original and of the stated period.

Diameter: 28,2 centimeter

Condition: The object is in overall good condition, minor wear around the edges and a small restored flake on the backsidewith hairline. The condition is carefully checked with strong UV-light and bright translucent white light.

Shipping method: This lot will be securely packed and shipped with insurance, without stand.

Buy multiple lots from this seller and save on shipping costs, for multiple lots you’ll pay the shipping costs only once.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Large Plate
Country of origin
China
Manufacturer/brand
Wanli (1573-1619)
Model
Scholar in Early Spring Pavilion Landscape - Sun appearing from the Clouds - Bamboo, Plum and Banana
Designer/artist/maker
Ming Dynasty
Material
porselein
Dynastic style/period
Wanli (1573-1619)
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Attribution
Original
Height
0 cm
Width
28.2 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1550-1600
The NetherlandsVerified
9926
Objects sold
100%
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