M. FORD CREECH ANTIQUES & FINE ARTS
MING
DYNASTY KRAAK DISH
China,
1615-30, Type VIII (Rinaldi)
Painted in vivid blue, the subtly shaped everted rim centering a starred
roundel with a scroll, surrounded by a border ovals of flowers
and peach sprays, alternating with auspicious symbols, including a fan,
lingzhi (sacred fungus - longevity), artemesia leaf (felicity), and book
(learning),
all connected by scrolls, the verso divided into sections by a single line
bifurcated near the footrim, each section containing stylized symbols or
jewels
and dots; chatter marks and sand adhesions verso
Condition: Excellent; kiln flaw in rim and minor expected rim fritting
Ref: Kraak Porcelain, Rinaldi, p. 111, Pl. 108 for a similar
example
8”D
SOLD
#4913
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Ming Kraak Dish China, 1615-30, Type VIII (Rinaldi), centering a starred roundel & scroll
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