6 sided Asian bowl
11 March 2021
Description

This dish is quite heavy. It is 7 inches across. I inherited this and would love some information. Thank you

Provenance

Unknown

Acquired from
Inherited
For sale
Yes
Answered within 2 days
By Leah I.
Mar 14, 09:10 UTC
Fair Market Value
$100 - $150 USD
Insurance Value $0 USD
What does this mean?

Thank you for contacting Mearto. This is a Chinese porcelain dish with the mark of the Qianlong (1711-1799) emperor on the base. Chinese porcelain reproductions abound, so the date markings are not to be trusted.
The monochrome blue and white palette and gold accent is very well painted. The dragon motif symbolizes auspiciousness in Chinese culture.
My estimate is contingent upon this being a late Qing era reproduction of authentic Qianlong ware.
Based on sales of similar pieces, the Fair Market Value of this dish is between $100 and $150.

This is a conditional appraisal, which means that we have not verified the authenticity of this item. Click here to learn more about the authentication resources that Mearto offers.

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