Set of Three 18th-Century Chinese Kangxi/Yongzheng Porcelain Dishes with Floral Blue-and-White Decoration, ca. 1700–1730

Attention Chinese porcelain enthusiasts:
This harmonious set of three blue-and-white dishes breathes history, refinement, and timeless aesthetics. Made for export during the early Qing dynasty, this tableware combines the hallmark quality of Chinese craftsmanship with the tastes of European nobility. Each plate features a beautifully hand-painted scene of flowers, rocks, and fences—motifs typical of the Kangxi/Yongzheng period. Looking for a rare set with collectible value and decorative appeal? This is your opportunity.

Maker or Manufacturer

Produced in Jingdezhen, China—the porcelain capital during the Qing dynasty—these dishes are part of Chinese export porcelain created specifically for the European market, often commissioned through the VOC.

Use or Decoration

These porcelain plates served both as functional tea or appetizer dishes and as showpieces in cabinets or on walls. The floral decoration, with classic “scholars’ rock and fence” motifs in underglaze blue, is beloved by collectors of Chinese export porcelain. Keywords: blue-and-white, Kangxi style, VOC porcelain, 18th-century Chinese tableware, Qing decoration.

A Beautiful Gift

Looking for an exceptional gift for an antique collector, art lover, or admirer of Oriental design? This set of porcelain plates is a unique present for weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, or special occasions. Perfect for collectors of Chinese porcelain or as an elegant accent in a classic or eclectic interior.

Facts & Measurements

• Product Type: Set of three porcelain dishes

• Origin: Jingdezhen, China

• Period: ca. 1700–1730

• Diameter: approx. 16.5 cm (6.5 in)

• Weight per piece: approx. 250 g (0.55 lb)

• Decoration: Hand-painted underglaze blue

Collectible & Investment Value

Early 18th-century Chinese export porcelain is becoming increasingly scarce on the international market. Well-preserved sets are especially sought after, particularly when decorations match. For sets like these, auction prices have steadily risen over the past 20 years, typically ranging from €180 to €450, depending on condition and provenance.

Condition

The dishes are in good vintage condition. One plate shows minor rim chipping, visible in the photos. No cracks or restored breaks. The glaze displays light age-related wear and surface abrasion, consistent with age. Overall impression: decorative, stylish, and well-preserved.

About House of History

At House of History, we are passionate about discovering and curating vintage and unique items for history lovers like you. We believe tangible pieces of the past bring history to life—that’s our passion! Our dedication is reflected in our yearly visits to markets, vintage shops, and auctions—both nationally and internationally—to find one-of-a-kind items. Whether you’re growing your collection or adding a touch of character to your home, we strive to find the perfect piece for you. Our selections are based on careful curation, love, and craftsmanship.
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Pricing & Shipping

At House of History, our prices always include shipping. We recommend keeping this in mind when comparing. All orders are shipped with track & trace within 1–2 business days, using only reputable carriers. Items valued over €200 are insured. Our products are professionally packed, and we have extensive experience with international shipping.

Notes

We sell vintage items, so you may notice signs of use. Please review photos and videos carefully before purchasing. If you have questions or would like additional images or descriptions, don’t hesitate to contact us—we’re always ready to help. We prefer preserving the original condition of our items; some customers prefer a polished, restored look, while others appreciate a patina. Therefore, most items are presented unpolished and untouched.