Late Qing Dynasty (19th Century)Jingdezhen Famille-Verte Dish in Imitation of Kangxi Style
清代晚期(19世纪) 景德镇窑 康熙风格五彩仕女婴戏图盘
Dimensions: 10.7"W x 10.7"D x 2.7"H (27.18CM * 27.18CM * 6.86CM)
This famille-verte dish depicts an elegant garden scene with three court ladies, each holding auspicious emblems—peonies for wealth, lingzhi for longevity, and a bamboo tray filled with further long-life symbols. Around the rim, eight playful boys reinforce themes of abundance and prosperous lineage, echoing popular motifs of the Kangxi period.
The decoration is rendered in vivid enamels—iron-red, emerald green, and yellow—showing the rich palette and detailed brushwork characteristic of gu-cai (hard enamels). The composition is balanced and lively, recalling the refined pictorial style of early Qing imperial wares.
The base bears a six-character “Da Qing Kangxi Nianzhi” mark within double circles, neatly written but apocryphal, typical of Guangxu-period homage pieces. Highly decorative and auspicious in theme, this dish represents an appealing and collectible example of late Qing Jingdezhen porcelain inspired by Kangxi prototypes.
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$3,200.00Price
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