On offer is a rare and highly desirable 18th-century Chinese export porcelain plate, dating to circa 1780, during the Qianlong period (1736-1795) of the Qing Dynasty. This finely crafted plate is hand-painted with the sought-after German Flowers pattern, a European-inspired floral design that was popular among Western collectors in the 18th century. The rim is adorned with an elegant spearhead border, adding to its refined aesthetic.

Measuring approximately 9 inches in diameter, this exceptional plate showcases superb Qing Dynasty porcelain artistry, with its delicately rendered flowers and vibrant hues. The condition is good for its age, with no chips or cracks, only the expected minor rim and foot fretting, which is typical of authentic antique Chinese export porcelain.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Authentic 18th-century Chinese export porcelain – Qianlong period (circa 1780)
✅ Beautifully hand-painted German Flowers pattern – European-influenced design
✅ Decorative spearhead border – A hallmark of high-quality export ware
✅ Measures approximately 9 inches in diameter
✅ Good condition – No chips or cracks, minor rim & foot fretting consistent with age
✅ Highly collectible – A fine example of Qing Dynasty porcelain made for the European market

🎯 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of Qianlong & Qing Dynasty porcelain
✔️ Chinese export porcelain & 18th-century ceramics enthusiasts
✔️ A stunning display piece for home, gallery, or museum settings
✔️ A valuable gift for antique collectors & lovers of Asian art

This rare and elegant 18th-century Qianlong export plate is a true collector’s piece, reflecting the cultural exchange between China and Europe during the Qing Dynasty.

📌 Don’t miss out on this exquisite piece of history – Secure it for your collection today!