On offer is an 18th century Chinese porcelain side plate dating to the Qianlong period. This hand painted plate is an example of Chinese export porcelain produced for the Western market, a trade that flourished during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor from 1736 to 1795. Such wares were highly prized for their fine porcelain body and detailed underglaze blue decoration.

The plate measures approximately 6.5 inches in diameter and features an unusually painted landscape design rather than the more commonly encountered willow pattern. Condition is good for its age, with one very old and tight hairline issuing from the rim, a couple of small chips to the foot rim, and the expected light fritting to the rim edge. These features are consistent with an authentic piece of 18th century Chinese export porcelain. A fine and decorative example that reflects the quality and individuality of Qing dynasty porcelain production.

Key Features

• ✅ Genuine Chinese export porcelain side plate

• ✅ Qianlong period Qing dynasty eighteenth century

• ✅ Hand painted underglaze blue landscape decoration

• ✅ Unusual design for this type of ware

• ✅ Condition: good with old hairline rim fritting and small foot rim chips

• ✅ Approximate diameter 6.5 inches

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