CKB Ltd Emporium & Collectables has dated this Qing Dynasty Porcelain Bowl to the 18th Century.
The wreck was rediscovered in 1999, and much of the recovered porcelain was subsequently offered through Nagel Auctions in Stuttgart in November 2000.

This attractive bowl is of traditional tapering circular form with a slightly flared rim and raised circular foot. The exterior is decorated in underglaze cobalt blue with a traditional Chinese landscape incorporating architectural and natural elements, while the interior is largely undecorated.

The underside retains the distinctive Nagel Auctions Tek Sing Treasures collection label, providing an important connection to the original recovered cargo. The accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, issued by Pineapple Direct Ltd, identifies the piece as a blue and white bowl, reference TS 163.

Condition: The bowl displays characteristic surface wear, discolouration and deposits associated with its history and recovery. There are small chips and irregularities to the rim, together with a fine line visible on the exterior which may represent a hairline crack. Please examine the detailed photographs.

Dimensions:
Diameter: Approximately 14cm
Weight: 341g
Height: Approximately 7cm (to be confirmed)
Origin: China
Period: Qing dynasty, late 18th to early 19th century, before 1822
Provenance: Tek Sing shipwreck cargo; Nagel Auctions, Stuttgart, November 2000.

Documentation: Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity, reference TS 163.
A fascinating piece of maritime history, combining traditional Chinese blue and white porcelain with documented shipwreck provenance. An appealing addition to a collection of Chinese export ceramics, archaeological porcelain or maritime antiques.
CKB Ltd Emporium & Collectables has dated this Qing Dynasty Porcelain Bowl to the 18th Century.
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