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Ming Style Chinese Blue-and-White Porcelain 'Dragon and Clouds' Dish 明式中国青花“龙云纹”瓷盘
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Ming Style Chinese Blue-and-White Porcelain 'Dragon and Clouds' Dish

明式中国青花“龙云纹”瓷盘

By: Unknown; in the manner of Jingdezhen kilns

Style: Chinese Blue-and-White, Ming-style dragon motif

Origin: China

Materials: Porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue decoration

Age: Likely circa 1970–2000 (revival of late Ming patterns)

Condition: Good (rim frits and small nicks, surface wear and scratches; firing specks; base not examined)

Value: $80–$250 (auction, if as a modern reproduction)

Maker's Marks / Writing: No reign mark or inscription visible from the provided image (base not shown).

Date: 2025-10-31 16:32:40.699979

Description:

Circular porcelain dish painted in underglaze cobalt with a central scaly dragon among clouds within double-line borders; the cavetto with further striding dragons and cloud scrolls. The cobalt appears gray-blue with even tone and pooled dots; rim shows small frits and wear. Base and footrim not shown.     圆形瓷盘,以青花描绘,盘心为一条卷曲腾跃的龙,周围云气与双线圈纹,内壁并列行龙与云纹。青花发色偏灰蓝,色调较均匀并见积墨点;口沿可见轻微磕碰与磨损。底部与圈足未见照片。

Assessment:

This is best classified as a Ming-style blue-and-white ‘dragon and clouds’ dish rather than an authentic Ming-period work. Several cues suggest later manufacture: the drawing is somewhat mechanical with evenly dotted scales, the cobalt lacks strong heaped-and-piled modulation typical of 16th-century output, and the claws appear not clearly five-clawed. Crucially, no view of the base or footrim is provided—essential for judging paste, foot, and kiln grit. A word about fakes.. Ming-dragon wares are heavily reproduced; many late 20th–21st century examples imitate Wanli/Jiajing patterns with applied wear. Based on the single image, a modern reproduction is more likely. If additional photos show a correct unglazed foot with convincing wear and kiln characteristics, re-evaluation would be warranted. {chavatar_catchphrase}     本件更适合定为“明式”青花龙云纹瓷盘,而非明代真品。多处迹象提示为后制:龙身点状鳞片描绘较为机械,青花色泽层次较弱,缺少典型的“积墨”效果;龙爪似非清晰的五爪。且缺乏底与圈足照片——这对判断胎土、足墙与窑具砂极为关键。A word about fakes.. 明代龙纹器仿品极多,二十世纪末至今大量仿制万历/嘉靖纹样并模拟旧痕。基于目前单张图片,更倾向为现代仿制;若能提供圈足、胎釉与磨损的清晰细节,再行复核。{chavatar_catchphrase}

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Provenance:

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Condition:

Good (rim frits and small nicks, surface wear and scratches; firing specks; base not examined)

Identification Score: 90%

Form, painting, and motif clearly indicate a Chinese blue-and-white ‘dragon and clouds’ dish; high confidence in object type though precise date remains uncertain.     器形、纹饰与绘法均指向中国青花龙云纹瓷盘;对器类判断把握较高,但年代未能确定。

Authenticity Score: 35%

Single view only; base/foot not shown. Even cobalt tone, somewhat stiff drawing, and ambiguous claw count favor a late 20th-century reproduction over a Ming or early Qing original.     仅有正面照片,未见底足。青花色调较均匀、笔意偏生硬、龙爪不清,综合更接近二十世纪晚期仿古制品,而非明或清早期真品。

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Keywords

Ming style, blue-and-white porcelain, dragon and clouds dish, Chinese, Jingdezhen style, underglaze cobalt, reproduction     明式, 青花瓷, 龙云纹, 瓷盘, 中国, 景德镇风格, 釉下青花, 仿制

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