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Chinese Famille Rose 'Double Happiness' Porcelain Plate, bearing a Daoguang Mark中国粉彩“囍”字纹瓷盘，带道光款
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Presenting this vibrant Chinese Famille Rose 'Double Happiness' porcelain plate. This decorative plate features auspicious peaches and floral sprays. Crafted from fine porcelain with intricate overglaze enamels, showcasing traditional Chinese artistry. The base bears an iron-red Daoguang Nian Zhi mark, meaning 'Made in the Daoguang Period'. While bearing an early 19th-century mark, its style suggests a later Qing or early Republic period production, in very good condition. Such pieces are valued by collectors for their decorative appeal, estimated between $300 and $800 at auction. A charming example of Chinese porcelain, reflecting enduring cultural motifs.
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Chinese Famille Rose 'Double Happiness' Porcelain Plate, bearing a Daoguang Mark
中国粉彩“囍”字纹瓷盘，带道光款
By:Unknown (bearing an apocryphal Daoguang mark)
Style:Famille Rose (粉彩)
Origin:China
Materials:Porcelain, overglaze enamels, gilt
Age:Late Qing Dynasty to Early Republic Period (circa 1880-1930)
Condition:Very Good (minor surface wear, some dirt to foot rim, no visible chips or cracks)
Value:Authentic Daoguang Period (1821-1850): $1,500 - $3,000; Later Qing/Republic Period (more likely): $300 - $800
Maker's Marks / Writing:Four-character iron-red seal mark on the base, likely 'Daoguang Nian Zhi' (道光年製). Four '囍' (double happiness) characters in medallions on the plate's surface.
Date:2026-07-06 01:31:56.425423
Description:
A Chinese Famille Rose porcelain plate, finely decorated with a central motif of peaches, symbolizing longevity, surrounded by vibrant floral sprays including peonies and chrysanthemums. Four circular medallions, evenly spaced around the rim, each enclose the auspicious 'double happiness' (囍) character. The rim is finished with a delicate gilt edge. The reverse features a four-character iron-red seal mark.
一件中国粉彩瓷盘，盘心绘有象征长寿的寿桃，周围环绕着牡丹、菊花等鲜艳的花卉纹饰。盘沿均匀分布着四个圆形开光，每个开光内均书写吉祥的“囍”字。盘口描金。盘底有四字矾红印章款。
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Assessment:
This is a decorative Chinese porcelain plate, likely from the late Qing Dynasty or early Republic period, made in the Famille Rose palette. While it bears a Daoguang (道光年製) mark, such marks were frequently used on later pieces as a tribute or reproduction. The overall quality of the enamels and potting suggests a commercial production rather than an imperial piece of the Daoguang period. The certificate of authenticity, while provided by a reputable retailer, should be viewed as an attribution rather than definitive independent authentication of a period Daoguang piece. It is a charming and collectible example of Chinese decorative arts.
这是一件中国装饰性瓷盘，可能出自晚清或民国早期，采用粉彩工艺。尽管盘底有道光年製款，但此类款识常被用于后世的仿制或致敬之作。从彩绘和器型整体质量来看，更像是商业生产而非道光时期的官窑精品。尽管有知名零售商提供的鉴定证书，但应将其视为一种归属而非独立确证的道光时期真品。这是一件迷人且具有收藏价值的中国装饰艺术品。
Individual Images:
whole plate front view
detail of floral and 'double happiness'
detail of central peaches and 'double happiness'
side view of plate
underside of plate
detail of base mark
detail of underside foot rim
certificate of authenticity
Provenance:
Accompanied by a 'Certificate of Authenticity' from Chinese Arts & Crafts (HK) Ltd., stating 'Qing - Daoguang Period. (1821 A.D. - 1850 A.D.)'.
Condition:
Very Good (minor surface wear, some dirt to foot rim, no visible chips or cracks)
Identification Score: 95%
The identification as a Chinese Famille Rose porcelain plate with 'double happiness' medallions and floral decoration is clear from the visual evidence. The presence of the Daoguang mark is also evident.
根据视觉证据，将其识别为带有“囍”字纹和花卉装饰的中国粉彩瓷盘是明确的。道光款的存在也显而易见。
Authenticity Score: 60%
The authenticity score reflects the likelihood that this piece is a later Qing or early Republic period production, rather than a true Daoguang period (1821-1850) piece, despite bearing a Daoguang mark and having a certificate attributing it to that period. The style of enamels and the general potting are consistent with later decorative wares. While the certificate suggests Daoguang, independent visual assessment points to a later date for the actual manufacture, though it is certainly an antique.
真实性评分反映了这件瓷盘更可能是晚清或民国时期的作品，而非真正的道光时期（1821-1850年）作品，尽管它带有道光款并附有归属该时期的证书。彩绘风格和整体器型与后期的装饰性瓷器一致。尽管证书表明是道光时期，但独立的视觉评估倾向于实际制造日期更晚，不过它无疑是一件古董。
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