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Chinese Export Porcelain Set of Six Famille Rose Plates.
Circa 1730-35.
The set of six Chinese Export plates have a central reserve in the shape of a palm leaf that is outlined in an overglaze turquoise enamel.
A large floral spring of rose-pink peonies and other flowers lie within the reserve. The border is painted with numerous branches and blossoms of white prunus and brown bamboo; all against a ground of sepia swirls.
References: Howard, David, and John Ayers. China for the West, Vol. 1. London: Sotheby Parke Bernet Publication, 1978.
Nadler, Daniel. China to Order: Focusing on the XIXth Century and Surveying Polychrome Export Porcelain. pp. 66 for illustrated example.
Dimensions
8 7/8 inches diameter (22.6 cm)Stock number
VM00085EThe BADA Standard
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