Plate - Famille Rose - Porcelain - 18th-century

Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Dinner Plate – Yongzheng Period (1723–1735) A refined Chinese porcelain plate, dating from the Yongzheng period (1723–1735), executed in the elegant and rare Famille Rose style. This period is known for its exceptional quality and refinement within Chinese ceramics. The plate is richly decorated with a central floral composition in an elegant vase, surrounded by a lavish border with floral motifs, fruits, and symbolic elements. The soft colors – including pink, red, green, and blue – are characteristic of Famille Rose and are subtly combined into a harmonious whole. The decoration is applied with great precision and finesse, with the balance between emptiness and ornamentation creating an elegant appearance. This type of porcelain was often produced for the elite and export markets, and belongs to the most valued categories within Chinese porcelain. A special and collectible object that occupies an important aesthetic and historical place within 18th-century Chinese ceramics. Overview Object: plate Material: porcelain Origin: China Period: Yongzheng (1723–1735) Style: Famille Rose Decoration: floral vase, floral and symbolic border motifs Technique: polychrome enamel on glaze Features: very fine painting, soft colors Condition: signs of use appropriate to age Dimensions and weight Length: 25 cm Width: 25 cm Height: 3 cm Weight: 450 grams The photos are part of the lot description. The object will be well packed and shipped insured.

Estimate:£125.02

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