On offer is a rare late 17th- to early 18th-century Chinese Imari porcelain plate from the Kangxi period (1662–1722). Produced for export to the European market, Kangxi Imari ware combined underglaze cobalt blue with iron-red and gilt overglaze enamels, creating the distinctive palette seen on this example. The plate features a central landscape scene with traditional architecture, framed by a scalloped rim and alternating floral and fan-pattern panels characteristic of early Qing decoration.

Measuring approximately 10.5 inches in diameter, this piece survives from over 300 years ago and is offered in as-is condition. Faults include a V-shaped rim chip, a section of rim chipping with associated hairlines, as well as additional fritting and small nicks. Despite these issues, the plate retains strong decorative impact and remains a valuable study or display piece for collectors of early Chinese export porcelain.

KEY FEATURES

• Genuine Kangxi period Chinese Imari porcelain

• Late 17th to early 18th century, c1662–1722

• Underglaze blue with iron-red and gilt decoration

• Scalloped rim with paneled border and central landscape

• Condition: As is – rim chips, hairlines and fritting

• Approx diameter: 10.5 inches

• Rare early Qing export example

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Stock code KCPPAF001