Chinese Ceramics & Antiques Discussion

Antique Chinese Ceramics => Chinese Ceramics Discussion => Topic started by: samborsu on Apr 02, 2021, 00:39:49

Title: Large Chinese platter
Post by: samborsu on Apr 02, 2021, 00:39:49
Hello, Could anyone gave me some info on this platter? I think it is Chinese but I do not know what period. It is 14" in diameter and 3" high. Thank you for your help
Title: Re: Large Chinese platter
Post by: Stan on Apr 02, 2021, 01:23:14
Looks like Ming to me or possibly Vietnamese. nice size bowl if authentic, see what Peter say's, I think you will need to post some close up photo's of the edge where there looks to be chips and a close up of the inside decoration, thanks.
Title: Re: Large Chinese platter
Post by: samborsu on Apr 02, 2021, 03:36:52
Here are the pictures. there are a few chips on the rim and 2 hairlines
Title: Re: Large Chinese platter
Post by: peterp on Apr 02, 2021, 08:16:40
Yes, either Ming or Vietnamese, and I would opt for the latter. I would try finding out more about 16th to 17th century blue and white wares. Many Vietnamese decorations resemble Chinese wares, and that was probably because many Chinese kiln workers emigrated there during the various sea bans when exports from Chinese were impossible, thus reducing the work opportunities in export-oriented kilns.
Title: Re: Large Chinese platter
Post by: samborsu on Apr 02, 2021, 23:21:44
Thank you
Title: Re: Large Chinese platter
Post by: peterp on Apr 03, 2021, 12:29:47
Hi samborsu,
You and smaks posts have made me dig further into this. I hope you will read about the result in the other post. It seems it was Ming after all.