Dish - Porcelain





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Tek Sing Dish, Qing Dynasty porcelain from China with blue cobalt decoration, 9 cm in diameter and 2 cm high, in good used condition with minor signs of age, originally associated with the Tek Sing shipwreck (1822).
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Tek Sing Dish
A small dish from the Tek Sing shipwreck (1822). This dish was originally used for sauce at a Chinese table. It features freehand blue painting under a translucent glaze, with an unglazed rim. There are some minor encrustations on the underside and a small chip on the rim; overall, it is in remarkably good condition, considering it spent 190 years at sea. It comes with its original Nagel Auctions label and catalog number. Diameter: 9 cm. Height: 2 cm.
Plato Tek Sing
A small plate from the Tek Sing wreck (1822). This plate had been for sauce at the Chinese table. Painted by hand in blue, under a translucent glaze, with the rim unglazed, it only has a few encrustations on the underside and a small part at the rim missing; actually in very good condition for its 190 years at sea. It has its Nagel auction label, and its catalog number. Diameter: 9 cm. Height: 2 cm.
Tek Sing Dish
A small dish from the Tek Sing shipwreck (1822). This dish was originally used for sauce at a Chinese table. It features freehand blue painting under a translucent glaze, with an unglazed rim. There are some minor encrustations on the underside and a small chip on the rim; overall, it is in remarkably good condition, considering it spent 190 years at sea. It comes with its original Nagel Auctions label and catalog number. Diameter: 9 cm. Height: 2 cm.
Plato Tek Sing
A small plate from the Tek Sing wreck (1822). This plate had been for sauce at the Chinese table. Painted by hand in blue, under a translucent glaze, with the rim unglazed, it only has a few encrustations on the underside and a small part at the rim missing; actually in very good condition for its 190 years at sea. It has its Nagel auction label, and its catalog number. Diameter: 9 cm. Height: 2 cm.

