Pair of Early Kangxi Landscape Plates

Two associated blue-and-white 'landscape' plates, Early Kangxi…
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Two associated blue-and-white 'landscape' plates, Early Kangxi period, circa 1662-1674 28.2 cm diam. (2). Provenance: Private collection, Brisbane There are numerous dishes of this shape, of varying sizes, with peach or flower marks and a footring that looks almost 18th century. Some are in 'Master of the Rocks' style such as this lot. The various painting styles used on them all seem to relate closely to those on dishes that can be dated before 1674, when the particular kilns were destroyed. For a similar example, see Michael Butler, Margaret Medley, Stephen Little, Seventeenth Century Chinese Porcelain from the Butler Family Collection, Art Services International, Alexandria, USA, 1990. p. 145, pl. 94.

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