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Plate In Imari China For The East India Company Eighteenth Century Century.
Pair of porcelain plates from China for the French East Indies Company, decorated in the Japanese style of Imari, white porcelain decorated with blue under a red iron covering. - on the wing, border with successive garlands of six foliage flowers of carnations, peonies and daisies, in blue and red. - on the marli, all around in dark red iron a geometric concentric lattice with four jets of blue flowers cut from four reserves delimited by blue lines. - on the basin, a foral decoration from which rays outward from stems of flowers, periwinkles, peonies and other flowers of the fields. Qing dynasty Qianlong period (1736-1795) Era China 18th century. Light enages without any restoration. Diameter 23cm.
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