circa 15th/16thC Ming Dynasty Wanli Period Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Bowl
Shepton Mallet, Somerset
£235
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Description
circa 15th/16thC Ming Dynasty Wanli Period Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Bowl
Brief Description:
This is an exquisite and original late 15th - early 16th-century Chinese Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain bowl.
Dating from the Wanli period (1573-1620), and decorated in hand-painted foliage together with a central inscription relating to Wealth and Honour.
The piece is of a stunning patina, and it is very tactile to hold.
Probably once a shipwreck discovery, but we can not definitively confirm this.
It is a stunning 15th-century piece that looks beautiful anywhere it is placed.
Attributes:
Chinese
Late 15th/early 16th-century
Chinese Ming Dynasty
Wanli period
Circa: 1400/1500s
Condition:
The piece is offered in an overall fabulous original condition. It is free from any restoration or previous repairs.
Overall Measurements:
INCHES & CENTIMETRES
Height: 1.6'' | 4 cm
Width: 7'' | 17.7 cm
Depth: 7'' | 17.7 cm
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