Price
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Chinese Export Porcelain Pseudo Tobacco Leaf Large Dish and Drainer, Circa 1765-75.
The oval Chinese Export deep dish is fully painted with a variation of the Tobacco Leaf pattern with two Mandarin ducks amongst foliage and on either side of a blue watery pond. There are several different hibiscuses depicted too.
The strainer or drainer has a central oval panel with the same design and with eight groupings of lotus flowers around the rim. Between the central panel and the rim are thirty-two series of three drainage holes radiating from the central panel.
Ducks for the Chinese were a symbol of fidelity.
Dimensions: 17 1/4 inches wide x 14 3/4 inches deep x 2 3/4 inches high.
Reference: Tobacco Leaf and Pseudo: A Tentative Inventory, Pierre L. Debomy, Page 154-156, Pattern B3.1.
(Ref: VM98654-50/7202G)
Dimensions
43.82cm wide x 47.47cm deep x 6.99cmStock number
VM98654The BADA Standard
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