Lot 316: A Chinese Doucai 'Figure Scene' Dish, Kangxi Mark....
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A Chinese Doucai ‘Figure Scene’ Dish, Kangxi Mark. –
A Chinese doucai porcelain shallow dish, possibly dating to the Kangxi period (1662-1722). The piece is decorated in a polychrome palette combining underglaze cobalt blue with overglaze enamels in green, orange-red, and yellow. The interior depicts a narrative scene featuring three figures on a rocky outcrop beneath a pine tree, set amidst swirling waves with a boat, a pagoda-like structure, a flying bird, and stylized clouds. The exterior is adorned with scattered sprigs of bamboo, flowers, and fruit. The base bears a six-character underglaze blue reign mark, 大清康熙年製 (Dà Qīng Kāngxī Nián Zhì), which translates to ‘Made in the Great Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period.’
D: Approximately 18.7cm
Provenance: Private collection based in West London.
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