Chinese Porcelain Plate – Circa 1785

Chinese Porcelain Plate – Circa 1785

This finely crafted Chinese porcelain plate dates to around 1785 and exemplifies the elegance of Qing Dynasty export ware. Hand-painted in a traditional Imari palette of cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt, it features a central floral and bird motif surrounded by richly detailed geometric and botanical borders.

Design & Craftsmanship

Combining aesthetic refinement with historical value, the plate reflects the exceptional artistry of late 18th-century Chinese porcelain made for the European market. The composition balances natural elements with intricate patterns, showcasing both cultural symbolism and technical mastery.

Specifications

• Date: Circa 1785
• Origin: China
• Material: Hand-painted porcelain
• Palette: Imari (cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt)
• Motif: Floral and bird centerpiece with geometric and botanical borders
• Style: Qing Dynasty export ware
• Condition: Excellent antique condition with minimal wear consistent with age
• Measurements: 22cm diameter 4cm height.