Pot - Porcelain - Chinese planter





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This blue-and-white porcelain Chinese planter, traditionally used as a narcissus tray, dates to the Late Qing dynasty and has openwork sides and four corner feet.
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Antique Chinese Blue-and-White Porcelain Narcissus Tray / Plant Pot – Qing Dynasty, 19th century
Description: A beautiful and authentic antique Chinese blue-and-white porcelain plant pot. 23 cm x 16.2 cm (traditionally known as a Narcissus tray or bulb tray), dating from the 19th century (Late Qing Dynasty).
This piece is an excellent example of Chinese export porcelain and combines functionality with refined craftsmanship.
Features and details:
Design: Rectangular model with elegant openwork side walls (reticulated / honeycomb design). The upper rim is adorned with finely hand-painted geometric patterns and floral motifs (flowers).
Bottom: The tray sits on four characteristic corner legs. The unglazed parts of the legs show the original iron-rich terracotta-like discoloration (tray marks), typical of porcelain from this period.
Condition: In good antique condition with lovely signs of aging. The interior and underside show the authentic texture of old porcelain, including light glaze pinpricks and natural imperfections in the glaze that accentuate the originality. There are still old inventory/auction stickers on the bottom (including the number 3350)
Antique Chinese Blue-and-White Porcelain Narcissus Tray / Plant Pot – Qing Dynasty, 19th century
Description: A beautiful and authentic antique Chinese blue-and-white porcelain plant pot. 23 cm x 16.2 cm (traditionally known as a Narcissus tray or bulb tray), dating from the 19th century (Late Qing Dynasty).
This piece is an excellent example of Chinese export porcelain and combines functionality with refined craftsmanship.
Features and details:
Design: Rectangular model with elegant openwork side walls (reticulated / honeycomb design). The upper rim is adorned with finely hand-painted geometric patterns and floral motifs (flowers).
Bottom: The tray sits on four characteristic corner legs. The unglazed parts of the legs show the original iron-rich terracotta-like discoloration (tray marks), typical of porcelain from this period.
Condition: In good antique condition with lovely signs of aging. The interior and underside show the authentic texture of old porcelain, including light glaze pinpricks and natural imperfections in the glaze that accentuate the originality. There are still old inventory/auction stickers on the bottom (including the number 3350)

