Five Fingers Dragon Porcelain Type Bowl
Unknow artist, what era it was made, where it comes from nor who owned it originally. The item is in great condition. No markings, chips, scratches or dents.
10x6x4
Other
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Dear Terry,
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Based on the images and available information, this item is:
It appears to be a late variation of the forward-facing dragon found on blue and white ceramics developed from the Yuan period (1271-1368). The inspiration for such an unusually portrayed dragon probably originated from Southern Song (1127-1279) paintings. In the long history of Chinese ceramics, the Xuande period (1426-1435) is generally regarded as the highpoint of blue and white porcelain production. This was due to a combination of enthusiastic imperial patronage, technical ingenuity and the finest levels of artistry.
It seems this is a late reproduction from 19th century of such unique pieces.
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