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Ming Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain Dragon Dish

明代青花瓷龙纹盘

By: Unknown (Imperial kilns likely, Jingdezhen)

Style: Chinese Ming Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain

Origin: China

Materials: Porcelain, underglaze cobalt blue

Age: circa 1573–1620 (Wanli period, Ming Dynasty)

Condition: Very Good (minor frits and glaze losses to rim, no obvious cracks or repairs; age-consistent wear)

Value: $8,000 – $18,000 (auction estimate for authentic Ming dragon dishes; value depends on condition, provenance, and confirmation of period)

Maker's Marks / Writing: No visible reign mark in the provided image; often these dishes are either unmarked or bear a reign mark on the base.

Date: 2025-06-19 14:41:03.295453

Description:

This is a blue and white porcelain dish, exquisitely painted with dragons chasing flaming pearls amidst cloud motifs. The painting is vibrant and expressive, typical of Ming dynasty craftsmanship. The five-clawed dragon and the style of painting strongly suggest late Ming dynasty, likely from the Wanli period (1573–1620). The dish is meticulously potted and features the classic underglaze cobalt blue decoration prized in imperial China.     这是一件青花瓷盘,绘有龙戏珠及祥云纹饰,笔法生动奔放,体现了明代瓷器的高超工艺。盘中五爪龙的绘画风格和工艺特征明显属于明代晚期,很可能是万历时期(1573–1620年)作品。该瓷盘胎体细腻,釉面洁白,青花发色浓艳,为当时官窑的典型装饰风格。

Assessment:

A classic and highly collectible example of late Ming dynasty blue and white porcelain, showing vibrant dragon decoration and confident brushwork. Some minor rim frits and glaze losses are visible, consistent with age. If verified as Wanli period from Jingdezhen imperial kilns, this is a valuable and desirable piece for collectors.     这是一件典型且极具收藏价值的明代晚期青花瓷盘,龙纹生动,笔触流畅。边缘有小磕及釉面脱落,属于正常岁月痕迹。若确认为景德镇官窑万历时期作品,其收藏及市场价值极高。

Individual Images:

  • Detail images would be helpful for assessing foot rim
  • base
  • and marks as well as glaze sheen and possible restoration. If images provide closeups of base or sides
  • check for kiln grit
  • foot rim firing style
  • and presence/absence of reign marks.

Provenance:

No provenance documentation provided in the image.

Condition:

Very Good (minor frits and glaze losses to rim, no obvious cracks or repairs; age-consistent wear)

Identification Score: 95%

The dragon motif, five claws, underglaze blue technique, and form are all highly characteristic of Wanli period Ming dynasty porcelain. The overall presentation is consistent with authentic period examples.     龙纹、五爪、青花技法和器型均符合明代万历时期瓷器的典型特征,整体表现与真品高度相符,因此鉴定信心为95%。

Authenticity Score: 80%

While the decoration and potting are convincing and typical of the Wanli period, final authentication would require physical inspection for glaze, base, and kiln marks. No obvious signs of modern reproduction in the image, but a professional hands-on review is advised before purchase.     虽然装饰和胎釉工艺与万历时期真品高度相符,但需通过实物检测釉面、底款和窑口特征以最终确认。图像中未见明显现代仿品特征,建议购买前做进一步专业鉴定。

Image Memory Note

Blue and white Ming dynasty dragon dish; likely Wanli period. Five-clawed dragon motif key for imperial attribution.     明代青花龙纹盘,推测为万历时期。五爪龙图案为官窑器物的重要鉴别点。

Keywords

Ming dynasty, blue and white porcelain, dragon, Wanli period, Jingdezhen, China, antique Chinese porcelain     明代,青花瓷,龙纹,万历,景德镇,中国,古董瓷器

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Report ID:  : 92gpuk

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