Chinese Porcelain Kangxi Large Plates 3x Blue And White Qing Dynasty Antique 17th Century Dish

A collection of three blue and white chargers.
Kangxi period (1662-1722).

Decorated with a lotus flower in the centre surrounded by a ruyi-border and petal shaped panels with different flowers and flower branches, the reverse decorated with two peach branches, two chargers marked with the artemisia leaf, one charger marked with a lozenge within a double circle. The lozenge marked charger is equipped with an old metal wall hanger.

Diameter 38.5 cm.

The chargers can be sold separately, please fill in the enquiry form for more information.

Ref:
An identical charger is in the British Museum collection (museum number: Franks.194). Another example can be found in the National Trust collection at Kingston Lacy Estate, Dorset (inv. No: NT 1250633).

Condition:
One of the chargers with a glaze flake in the middle of the well, furthermore with a chip and glaze loss to the rim.

The other charger with a chip to the rim, a chip to the footrim and another large piece of the footrim chipped.

The lozenge marked charger has a chip with an associated hairline of ca. 6.5 cm, another chip to the edge and some edge fritting, four pieces of glaze loss to the well which is probably a kiln flaw.

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Inv. No: MW115/MW278