3 Panels Painted On Porcelain

We are presenting this set of three hand-painted porcelain plates in frames (made of exotic woods) from China, of course. All three were displayed together in the estate where we purchased them.

The largest is a Jengderhem (CIBAUJ) plate, featuring a court painting style depicting Taoist immortals in the clouds —likely produced in the late 19th century (Qing Dynasty) or early 20th century (Republican era)

One of the two small framed plates (Cibenhua) is hand-painted with “famille rose” enamels.
From the same period, featuring a Chinese folk theme related to celebrations and wishes for happiness.
The thread you see is not a strand of hair or a flaw; it is simply a thread connected to the multicolored, auspicious clouds where a small celestial creature is depicted. 

The second is a Chinese porcelain plaque likely depicting the god of longevity (Sbron Xing) or a sage surrounded by children holding a “fu” symbol of happiness. From the same period.

All are in perfect condition

Shipping not included