Chinese Porcelain Plate. 17th-century Piece. Ls3158b1267
A Chinese porcelain plate that spent 400 years underwater after the shipwreck of the “Binh Thuan.”
A Chinese piece from the 17th century.
The price is for a single plate. We have 7 plates available to create a beautiful set: 6 flat plates and 1 soup bowl.
Dimensions:
For 6 plates: H 4 x D 25.5 cm
For the soup bowl: H 5 x D 25 cm
Reference: LS3158B126/7
The “Bing Thuan” was a ship that sank in the 17th century, in 1608, and whose wreck was discovered in 2001 off the coast of Vietnam. These plates were part of the cargo belonging to I Sin Ho, a merchant who was transporting a shipment of silk and Chinese goods from China to Johor for the Dutch when his ship sank off the coast of southern Vietnam.
A Chinese piece from the 17th century.
The price is for a single plate. We have 7 plates available to create a beautiful set: 6 flat plates and 1 soup bowl.
Dimensions:
For 6 plates: H 4 x D 25.5 cm
For the soup bowl: H 5 x D 25 cm
Reference: LS3158B126/7
The “Bing Thuan” was a ship that sank in the 17th century, in 1608, and whose wreck was discovered in 2001 off the coast of Vietnam. These plates were part of the cargo belonging to I Sin Ho, a merchant who was transporting a shipment of silk and Chinese goods from China to Johor for the Dutch when his ship sank off the coast of southern Vietnam.
200 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Porcelain
Diameter: 25,5 cm
Height: 4 cm
Reference (ID): 1747433
Availability: In stock
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