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A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).

A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).
A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).
A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).
A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).
A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).
A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).
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A large blue and white charger, Qing dynasty, with Kangxis six character mark and period (1662-1722).

Painted with a continuous scrolling foliate vine bearing large lotus flowers. Diameter 38 cm.

Rimcrack, chip, restored chips.

Alkuperä - Provenienssi

From the Collection of Johan Lilliehöök, a large part of his Collection was formed during his years as a Swedish Envoye in Shanghai in the 1920’s.