Antique Chinese Export Porcelain Plate Qing Dynasty Boys Pattern Blue White Charger Chinoiserie Canton China circa 1800 - 25.5 cm

Antique Chinese export porcelain plate with boy motif | Qing Dynasty | circa 1800

An exceptional antique plate made of Chinese export porcelain with classic underglaze blue decoration. The center depicts seven playing boys in various poses, a traditional motif in Chinese porcelain art symbolizing good fortune, prosperity, and numerous offspring.

The finely crafted border with stylized floral and lattice ornaments harmoniously frames the lively scene. The design corresponds to the popular "Boys Pattern" or "Hundred Boys" decor, which was produced during the Qing Dynasty for both the domestic market and export.

The intense cobalt blue, the hand-painted finish and the elegant shape give the plate a timeless aesthetic and make it a sought-after collector's item of Chinese export porcelain.

Details
Origin: China
Period: Qing Dynasty
Dating: around 1800 (based on the Jiaqing/Daoguang period)
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Underglaze blue
Pattern: Playing Boys (Boys Pattern)
Hand-painted
Export porcelain
Round shape

Condition:

Good condition for its age for antique Chinese export porcelain from the early 19th century.

There is a small chip on the rim (see detail photo). In addition, there are age-related signs of wear, slight discoloration of the foot ring, and minor manufacturing irregularities. No visible restorations are apparent.

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