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CHINESE BOWL, QING DYNASTY, KANGXI PERIOD, EARLY 18TH CENTURY - “Imari”-style porcelain painted with polychrome glazes and touches of gold; the exterior is decorated with flowers; marked with a qin (musical instrument) in the center of the base. Minor flaws. 9 x 19 cm This bowl echoes the shape, glaze types, and decoration of late 17th-century Japanese wares intended for export to Europe. See the similar Japanese example in the Munich Residenz (Ulrichs, F., *Die ostasiatische Porzellansammlung der Wittelsbacher in der Residenz München*, Munich, 2005, p. 60).
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