A exquisite late 19th to early 20th-century Chinese porcelain plate from the Qing Dynasty, showcasing two exceptional craftsmanship techniques: rich underglaze cobalt blue painting and delicate hand-cut openwork border. The central motif features traditional East Asian floral and landscape scenes, while the reticulated border demonstrates extraordinary skill in porcelain cutting before firing.
This unmarked oval masterpiece represents the pinnacle of Qing Dynasty ceramic art in perfect condition.
DETAILS
· Era: Late 19th / Early 20th Century (Late Qing Dynasty)
Qing Dynasty
· Origin: China
· Techniques: Underglaze cobalt blue painting, hand-cut openwork border
· Design: Floral and landscape motifs
· Shape: Oval
· Markings: Unmarked
· Dimensions: 31 × 26 cm (12.20 × 10.23 inches)
· Condition: Perfect
QING DYNASTY EXCELLENCE
The combination of underglaze blue painting with reticulated (openwork) borders represents one of the most technically challenging achievements in Chinese porcelain. Each cut in the border was made before firing, requiring absolute precision to prevent collapse during the high-temperature process.
COLLECTOR'S CHINESE PORCELAIN
Late 19th / Early 20th Century, Qing Dynasty plates with openwork borders are highly sought after by collectors of Asian ceramics. The perfect condition, substantial size, and exemplary craftsmanship make this a significant acquisition for serious collectors of Chinese export porcelain.
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