A remarkable and large famille rose porcelain platter (charger / shallow bowl) in “The Hundred Antiques” (Bo Gu) pattern. China, Qing dynasty (大清), 19th century, most probably Tongzhi (1862-1874, 同治) period. Rare, particularly is these dimensions and excellent condition! A fine famille rose porcelain charger in the delightful and rare “The Hundred Antiques” (Bo gu) pattern depicting antique objects, scholarly items, auspicious emblems, precious objects, porcelain vessels, sacred items, scholarly effects, flowers, maedallions and auspicious symbols encircled by a band of key-fret pattern alternating with foliage and blossom. Reverse with three large iron red flower sprays. Dimensions: diameter - 30 cm; height - 4 cm. Weight - 998 g. Provenance: French (Lyon) private collection. Daylight pictures included. ‘The Hundred Antiques’ is a Chinese decorative pattern that became popular in the 17th century and is commonly found in the arts of the Qing dynasty (1644–1911). Objects within this pattern can include antique bronzes, ceramics, scholar’s objects, and other three-dimensional decorative arts, and were often incorporated into auspicious rebuses. Conditions report: excellent condition, minimal wear to the painted decor only. Minor firing faults. Check pictures for details. Worldwide delivery with online tracking. Delivery in EU by courier only!]