This is an 18th-century Chinese porcelain bowl featuring European-style "Amsterdams Bont" decoration. Decoration Origin: The bowl was originally produced in China, but the polychrome enamels (typically red, green, and blue) were added in the Netherlands. Design Motifs: These bowls commonly feature scenes of European figures, such as a "galant paar" (gallant couple) or "cherry pickers". Historical Context: This style of export porcelain was popular during the Qianlong period (1735–1795). The Chinese Qianlong era bowl decorated with underglaze blue borders. Enamelled (clobbered ) in the Netherlands (Amsterdam) with a version of "The Cherry Pickers", a gentleman on a ladder picking cherries on one side and a seated couple on the other, basket of flowers in the interior 5⅞ in. (14.8 cm.) diameter Condition: except for small rim chips/frits and some wear of the iron-red this bowl is in good condition, checked with U.V. Light Dimensions: Diameter 14.8 cm, Height: 7.2 cm Weight: 257 g. Age: Qianlong period 1735-1795 Worldwide shipping with insurance.