Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated these Derby Porcelain Kylin Plates to the 18th Century.
The four reserved panels with kylin figures are carefully painted and remarkably well preserved, showing a clarity of detail seldom encountered on plates of this period. The extension of decoration to the reverse is especially noteworthy, being highly unusual for English porcelain but entirely consistent with Chinese export practice. Such plates belong to the earliest period of Derby plate production and represent a high point of the factory’s experimental output in the late 18th century. Surviving examples are scarce, particularly in such well-preserved condition.

Dimensions:
Plate 1 - Diameter: 21.8 cm; Height: 2.6 cm; Weight: 324 g
Plate 2 - Diameter: 21.8 cm; Height: 2.8 cm; Weight: 394 g
Condition:
Plate 1 - Excellent antique condition. No visible chips, cracks or restorations. Exceptionally well-preserved enamels and gilding. There is a very small hairline in the enamel on the reverse, visible under magnification only.

Plate 2 - Outstanding antique condition. No visible chips, cracks or restorations. The enamels and gilding are preserved to an exceptional degree. There is a minute hairline in the enamel on the reverse, visible only under magnification.

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Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated these Derby Porcelain Kylin Plates to the 18th Century.
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