Pair of 18th Century Chinese Export Porcelain Plates – Sepia / "Rouge de Fer" & Gold Landscape Description: A fine pair of 18th-century Chinese export porcelain plates (Companhia das Índias, Qianlong period) painted in monochrome sepia / iron-red (rouge de fer) with gilt highlights. The central roundel features a European-influenced riverscape with figures and a bridge, framed by a dotted gilt border. The cavetto and rim are decorated with grapevines and leaf garlands. Quantity: Pair (2 plates) Origin: Chinese Export Porcelain (Companhia das Índias) Period: 18th Century (Qing Dynasty - Qianlong Period) Decoration: Hand-painted Rouge de Fer / Sepia and gilding depicting a central landscape, grapevine border, and dotted rim. Condition: Antique condition with signs of age and small flaws. One plate shows a small edge restoration/chip repair on the rim (see close-up photo). Minor enamel/gilt wear and firing marks consistent with age. Dimension: 25x4.0cm Shipping & Packaging: Carefully packaged to ensure maximum protection during transit. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description.