Ko-Sometsuke dish - Porcelain - Pine-tree - China - Tianqi (1621-1627)

A nice late Ming period dish, Tianqi period (1620-1627) for the Japanese Market. So called Ko-Sometsuke ware or "Old dyed Blue and White". The dish is decorated with an auspicious decor of a pine tree as main decor, but each dish has a different border with prunus flowers. In Chinese culture, the pine tree is commonly used as a symbolism of gentlemen, representing virtues of self-discipline and fortitude. Pine trees are evergreens and keep their green needles through the long winter, thus are a symbol of longevity. Dimensions: W14,6 x H2 cm Condition: Perfect! No damage Shipping method: The items are securely packed and shipped with insurance without stand.

Estimate:£167.7

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