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Antique Old Plate
13 inch radius size. Approx weight 700 grams. Looks like Old Chinese style round plate with unique paint. Might be from 19th century. Could be porcelain or other material. Looks hand painted in cobalt blue applied to the piece before it was glazed. Got it approx 30 years before. It could be belongs to Song dynasty or Qing Dynasty.
I am not too sure about it but we got it 30 years before approximately
Gallery/Dealer
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Dear Sandeep,
Thank you for providing the additional photos. Your platter is made out of stoneware and is hand-painted with a Canton design accented with a yunwen, cloud and thunder, meander. The platter appears to be in good to fair condition with a slight hairline crack. The piece does not come from the Song Dynsaty. Pieces from this era are typically glazed in a celadon color, also the Canton pattern or motif was not introduced until the late 18th century. I believe that is a piece is the 20th century, the bottom of the piece has been forced aged. This means that it was made to look older than it really is. Based on recent price realizations for items similar to yours a fair market value would be between 250-300 USD. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Morgan
Dear Mr Morgan,
Good Morning!
I would like to know does the higher weight of this plate would have an impact on price since we have check the actual weight with new weight machine and we found that the actual weight is 1.850 kg instead of 700 grams.
I also request you to kindly raise new certificate with this weight detail
Apologies for the inconvenience
Look forward to hearing from you soon
Regards,
Mohammed
Dear Mr Morgan,
Could you please update
Regards,
Mohammed
Hi! Sorry about the delay. Unlike silver or other metals, the weight of ceramics does not affect the value. The heaviness of the object only tells us what it is made from. Your platter was constructed out of stoneware, meaning that it has other elements mixed in with the clay, it does not have a fine constancy as porcelain and it is also fired at a lower temperature. I hope this helps.
Morgan
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Dear Morgan,
I have added more pictures what you have requested.
Please note there is no crack on the plate. Might be due to when we have taken picture, light got reflected
Hope this will be helpful
Regards,
Mohammed