RARE Chinese Tobacco Leaf Blue & White Plate Porcelain Qing Qianlong (1736-1795)

Decorated in underglaze blue, with a finely painted diaper border scrollwork. With a tobacco leaf at the centre and peonies. "Tobacco Leaf" and its many variations constitute a family of motifs that were created in China and, starting in 1765, were used for a century to decorate porcelains destined for export to Europe (mainly Portugal and probably England) and Brazil. The total number of Tobacco Leaf and Pseudo motifs in existence is unknown.

FAIR-Old Repaired: 1 x Across-crack approx. 23 cm long stapled and glued, 1 x vertical hairline T-shape (5cm wide), lots of fritting, some chips around the top rim, with some factory fault black spots and light scratches. Otherwise, it is in fair condition.

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