古董 18世纪/19世纪 中国出口蓝白瓷盘——人物宫廷场景，清代 - 瓷器 - 中國 - 清朝（1644-1911）

Magnificent antique Chinese export porcelain serving platter from the historic Qing Dynasty era.

This heavy, octagonal canted rectangular dish features an exceptionally detailed and charming underglaze cobalt blue figural scene—a theme much rarer and more sought-after than standard landscape or willow patterns.

The central medallion depicts an open-air pavilion terrace where two elegantly attired ladies supervise a child playing. The setting is packed with traditional Scholar-class motifs, including a patio table holding scrolls and ink stones, geometric structural fences, and a blossoming tree. The broad rim is beautifully framed by an elaborate, dense border overflowing with vibrant floral bouquets and delicate butterflies.

This platter is a premier example of "China Trade" history and makes for a commanding, sophisticated display piece on a wall hanger, plate stand, or inside a formal china cabinet.

Condition Report:
Front Display: Displays beautifully with excellent, deep cobalt blue contrast. There is a notable, clean historic chip/loss on the upper-left rim edge (clearly visible in the photographs) which does not extend into the main central artwork.
Reverse Base: The unglazed base shows a network of tight, age-related hairline cracks branching across the center. These are old, stable, and primarily confined to the thick structural base paste without heavily disrupting the front visual design.
Surface: Expect minor production pinholes, iron "pepper spots," and light surface glaze abrasions consistent with an authentic 200-year-old utilitarian luxury object.

Primary Material: Porcelain
Region of Origin: China (Jingdezhen Kilns)
Age: Late 18th to Early 19th Century (c. 1790–1830
)Original/Reproduction: Original Antique
Pattern: Figural Ladies & Child in Scholar's Garden

Height: 3 cm
Dimensions: 25 cm x 18 cm
Weight: 544,9 gr