Authentic Chinese Qing Dynasty Pottery Bowl, ex-Museum, 19th Century 13.2 inches in diameter- with COA and provenance

Elegant authentic East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th century CE. pottery bowl deaccession from Museum ( ex-Ashland University Museum). Lovely pottery bowl displaying a ring-form base, a rounded bottom, curved walls, and a flared rim adorned with a stippled border, all intricately painted with blue-on-white decoration. An elaborate tondo embellishes the interior basin, featuring a serene scene of a pagoda with trees, birds, a fence, a bridge, a boat, and several fishermen, surrounded by a complex, geometric border. The area just below the rim additionally showcases another border of abstract spiraling designs and vegetal elements above a lattice pattern. Liberal remains of a similarly decorated ring encircles the exterior. The foot has been pierced with 2 drill holes and strung with a modern string, allowing the gorgeous dish to be suspended for display. Size: 13.2" Diameter x 3.4" H (33.5 cm x 8.6 cm)

Comes with certificate of authenticity from well respected gallery (where it was purchased) that deals in Antiquities.-Further Provenance: ex-Ashland University Museum, Ashland, Ohio.

Condition: Repaired with restoration, repainting, and some break lines visible. Expected nicks, chips, pitting, and abrasions, all commensurate with age. Loss of painted decoration on exterior. Otherwise, very nice with lovely remaining pigments and detail.

Released from private collection that has sold in New York City galleries as well as top auction houses-Guaranteed Authentic

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