A Rare Planter From The Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli Period (early 17th Century)

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A Rare Planter From The Late Ming Dynasty, Wanli Period (early 17th Century)

A rare planter from the late Ming Dynasty.

The exterior is decorated with four carp alternating with lotus motifs,

executed in white slip on a brown background.

The decoration features finely incised details.

The inner rim is decorated with floral motifs on a geometric background.

Wanli period, circa 1600–1620.

Diameter: 16.8 cm.

Condition: a superficial chip measuring 1.2 cm on the raised rim.

The original drainage hole appears to have been filled with lead.

A very rare form, paired with this type of decoration.

2 800 €

CONTACT

Chris Sheffield Limited - Llanbrynmair, United Kingdom

Period: 17th century

Style: Asian art

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Porcelain

Diameter: 16.8

Reference (ID): 1841001

Availability: In stock