Bowl - Antique Chinese Porcelain Tea Bowl and Dish 1662-1722 Figural Floral Marked China - Porcelain

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A marked Chinese porcelain tea bowl and saucer from the Kangxi period, decorated in blue and white.

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Description from the seller

Sharing with you this fantastic Chinese Porcelain saucer dish and cup from the Kangxi period. Very thinly potted and in good condition.
Fantastic decoration in blue and white.
Both marked.
Please enjoy.

Condition
dish with some fritspots only. Cup with 1 fleebite to rim only. Size: 6.6x3.4 and 10.5x1.7CM total height

Period
Kangxi Period

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All will be packed neat and sent track and trace and insurance. Registered airmail.
Packages are always shipped on the next wednesday.
If there is a specific hurry please contact us.
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Seller's Story

Located in Amsterdam (the Netherlands), ShangriLa Antiques specialized in collecting and trading 17th & 18th century porcelain from China and Japan. Bob Montagne and Freek Pals both studied history at the University of Amsterdam and specialized in the Dutch Golden Age. They enjoy collecting, trading and writing about porcelain. Their personal collection of porcelain consists of several 100 pieces. With their collection, they aim to represent the different periods of porcelain trade between 1600 and 1950. Specifically, their passion is with the rarity and historical significance of Chinese porcelain decorated in Europe, called Amsterdam Bont.
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Sharing with you this fantastic Chinese Porcelain saucer dish and cup from the Kangxi period. Very thinly potted and in good condition.
Fantastic decoration in blue and white.
Both marked.
Please enjoy.

Condition
dish with some fritspots only. Cup with 1 fleebite to rim only. Size: 6.6x3.4 and 10.5x1.7CM total height

Period
Kangxi Period

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
All will be packed neat and sent track and trace and insurance. Registered airmail.
Packages are always shipped on the next wednesday.
If there is a specific hurry please contact us.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Seller's Story

Located in Amsterdam (the Netherlands), ShangriLa Antiques specialized in collecting and trading 17th & 18th century porcelain from China and Japan. Bob Montagne and Freek Pals both studied history at the University of Amsterdam and specialized in the Dutch Golden Age. They enjoy collecting, trading and writing about porcelain. Their personal collection of porcelain consists of several 100 pieces. With their collection, they aim to represent the different periods of porcelain trade between 1600 and 1950. Specifically, their passion is with the rarity and historical significance of Chinese porcelain decorated in Europe, called Amsterdam Bont.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
1400-1900
Country of origin
China
Model
Antique Chinese Porcelain Tea Bowl and Dish 1662-1722 Figural Floral Marked China
Material
Porcelain
Dynastic style/period
Kangxi (1662-1722)
Provenance
Private collection
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
3.4 cm
Width
6.6 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1700-1750
The NetherlandsVerified
2098
Objects sold
100%
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