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234 - Chinese Famille Rose "Nanking ware" Porcelain Charger c. 1880–1920, Chinese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown, Chinese Nanking Ware, Late Qing Dynasty to Republic Period. Marking(s); notes: Underside bears a dark, square-shaped apocryphal seal mark impressed into the unglazed ceramic body. Circa 1880–1920. Materials: Glazed porcelain with polychrome enamel decoration. Cataloger Note: Large Chinese Nanking ware porcelain charger featuring a famille verte-style courtyard scene depicting traditionally dressed court figures in shades of green, pink, and black. The composition is framed by a molded brown-dressed rim designed to imitate patinated bronze. The cream-colored porcelain ground exhibits a pronounced Ge-style crackle glaze throughout. The reverse is decorated with sparse green and iron-red floral sprigs along the outer rim. Characteristic of Chinese export porcelain produced during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic period. 15" diameter x H. 2"
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Chinese Famille Rose "Nanking ware" Porcelain Charger c. 1880–1920, Chinese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown, Chinese Nanking Ware, Late Qing Dynasty to Republic Period. Marking(s); notes: Underside bears a dark, square-shaped apocryphal seal mark impressed into the unglazed ceramic body. Circa 1880–1920. Materials: Glazed porcelain with polychrome enamel decoration. Cataloger Note: Large Chinese Nanking ware porcelain charger featuring a famille verte-style courtyard scene depicting traditionally dressed court figures in shades of green, pink, and black. The composition is framed by a molded brown-dressed rim designed to imitate patinated bronze. The cream-colored porcelain ground exhibits a pronounced Ge-style crackle glaze throughout. The reverse is decorated with sparse green and iron-red floral sprigs along the outer rim. Characteristic of Chinese export porcelain produced during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic period. 15" diameter x H. 2" Good condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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