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A Large & Rare Ming Dynasty Punch Bowl, C.1550
Spitalfields House
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A Large & Rare Ming Dynasty Punch Bowl, C.1550

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A large & rare Ming dynasty blue & white Chinese porcelain punch bowl. Probably Jiajing period, c.1550. Decorated with ‘rabbit and bird’ motifs with stylised panels of the dragon chasing the pearl. In good overall condition with some chips to the base commensurate with age and firing flaws.

Measures - 29cm D x 12.5cm H.

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A large & rare Ming dynasty blue & white Chinese porcelain punch bowl. Probably Jiajing period, c.1550. Decorated with ‘rabbit and bird’ motifs with stylised panels of the dragon chasing the pearl. In good overall condition with some chips to the base commensurate with age and firing flaws.

Measures - 29cm D x 12.5cm H.

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A large mid-16th century Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with underglaze hand-painted motifs of flying cranes and dragon medallions.
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Archive I A large mid-16th century Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with underglaze hand-painted motifs of flying cranes and dragon medallions.

A large & rare Ming dynasty punch bowl, c.1550

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Archive III A large mid-16th century Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with underglaze hand-painted motifs of flying cranes and dragon medallions. View III
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Archive VI A large mid-16th century Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with underglaze hand-painted motifs of flying cranes and dragon medallions. View VI
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A large mid-16th century Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with underglaze hand-painted motifs of flying cranes and dragon medallions.
A large & rare Ming dynasty punch bowl, c.1550
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A large mid-16th century Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with underglaze hand-painted motifs of flying cranes and dragon medallions.
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During the Ming dynasty (13681644), Chinese potters perfected the technique of painting underglaze designs using cobalt oxide on high-fired porcelain, creating iconic blue and white ceramics exported across Asia and Europe.

These pieces were formed using fine kaolin clay, decorated by hand with natural cobalt blue pigment, coated in a clear feldspathic glaze, and fired at extremely high temperatures in dragon kilns.

Authentic period pieces display unglazed foot rims showing refined raw paste, subtle variation and heap-and-pile effects in the cobalt pigment, fluid hand-painted brushwork, and characteristic glaze pinholes or soft surface lustre.

Position the bowl as a focal centrepiece on a minimalist dining table, console, or sideboard top, allowing the historic blue and white brushwork to contrast cleanly against contemporary wood or marble surfaces.

Clean gently using lukewarm water and a mild neutral detergent with a non-abrasive cloth, avoiding chemical cleaners, scouring pads, or sudden temperature changes that could induce thermal stress.
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