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163 - CHINA - Kangxi Period (1662–1722) and 18th century
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€150 - 230Sale fees
CHINA - Kangxi Period (1662–1722) and 18th century An 18th-century porcelain set with underglaze blue decoration, comprising: - a lidded jar decorated with foliage and lotus petals. Diameter 13.4 cm. Small chip; lid fully restored. - a deep dish decorated with a crab and four fish among seaweed. The rim is decorated in the same style. Diameter 26.9 cm. Chips, restoration along the rim. - two large round dishes (one decorated with a landscape scene bearing an apocryphal CHENGHUA mark—the other adorned with peony branches). Diameter 29.4 cm. Broken and restored; chips. - A rectangular display dish with scalloped corners, decorated with peony branches and flowers. Length: 29.8 cm. Cracks running through the piece and chips: in poor condition; at risk of breaking at any moment. - An octagonal plate decorated with a lakeside landscape. Diameter: 22.7 cm. Broken and restored.
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