A pair of 18th-century Chinese export porcelain plates. featuring "Famille Rose" enamel decoration from the Qianlong period. ( 1736-1795) The central scene depicts two European figures in a stylized landscape, often referred to as "The Fowler" or showing acrobats/circus figures. The rim features raised white slip decoration known as "blanc-de-chine" or "pipework" with floral motifs. The plate often has a scalloped or shaped edge, influenced by European metalwork designs of the period. Condition: Few chips on both. Very good condition in general Dimensions: 23 cm x 2,5 cm height