Beautiful 19th-Century Chinese Blue-and-White Porcelain Plate in Kangxi Style with Floral Panels and Garden Scene Ø 25 cm

A true eye-catcher for the connoisseur:
This 19th-century Chinese porcelain plate blends classic Kangxi aesthetics with exceptional craftsmanship. The floral radial motif and elegant garden scene at the center evoke timeless harmony. Perfect for antique porcelain collectors or lovers of chinoiserie interiors, this is a decorative piece with refinement, character, and history—ideal for anyone seeking a unique historical object with a story.

Origin and Marking
The plate was likely produced in Jingdezhen, China—the heart of porcelain manufacturing since the Ming dynasty. The six-character mark on the reverse reads 大清康熙年製 ("Made in the Kangxi era of the Great Qing"), though this is a 19th-century Kangxi-style revival piece. The quality of the glaze, brushwork, and form suggest production during the Daoguang–Tongzhi period (1821–1875).

Use and Decoration
This type of plate was intended as a decorative object, often exported to Europe or gifted within elite circles. The design features richly decorated floral panels symbolizing prosperity and harmony. The central garden landscape—featuring rocks, grasses, and flowers—is a reference to the Confucian ideal of harmony between humanity and nature. Perfect as a wall plate, display piece, or table accent in an Oriental-inspired interior.

A Meaningful Gift
Looking for a special gift for a porcelain collector, Eastern art enthusiast, or someone with a passion for history? This plate is a stylish and personal present. Ideal for anniversaries, birthdays, or housewarmings, and guaranteed to spark conversation in any living room or wall display.

Details and Specifications

• Product Type: Chinese porcelain plate

• Place of Production: Jingdezhen, China

• Period: 19th century (ca. 1821–1875)

• Diameter: 25 cm / 9.84 inches

• Depth: approx. 3.54 cm / 1.37–1.57 inches

• Marking: Kangxi (Da Qing Kangxi Nian Zhi, apocryphal)

• Decoration: Floral panels and central garden scene

• Technique: Hand-painted in underglaze cobalt blue

Collectible Value and Investment Potential
19th-century Kangxi-revival porcelain is increasingly sought after by collectors of Qing dynasty export wares. This plate represents an excellent entry-level object within this niche. The value of quality plates in good condition has steadily increased over the past two decades, particularly at Western auctions and on specialized platforms. A valuable addition to any collection of Asian antiques.

Condition
The plate is in good vintage condition. Minor glaze flakes are visible along the rim, consistent with age and use. The foot ring shows slight kiln grit and discoloration. No visible cracks or restorations. The glaze is bright, and the decoration remains sharp—a beautifully preserved example.

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 that a tangible piece of the past brings history to life—and that’s where our passion lies. Our dedication to this hobby is reflected in our yearly visits to numerous markets, vintage shops, and auctions—both nationally and internationally—in search of that one-of-a-kind item. Whether you're looking to expand your collection or add a touch of character to your interior, we strive to find the perfect piece for you. Our selection is guided by care, craftsmanship, and love for history.
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Pricing and Shipping
At House of History, our prices always include shipping. We recommend keeping this in mind when comparing prices. We always ship with track & trace for your peace of mind. All orders are dispatched within 1–2 working days. We use only reputable postal carriers and provide tracking for all shipments. Items valued over €200 are always shipped with insurance. Our products are professionally and carefully packed, and we have extensive experience with international shipping.

Important Notes
At House of History, we sell vintage items, which means our goods may show signs of use. We strongly recommend reviewing the accompanying photos and videos carefully before making a purchase. Have more questions about a product or would like additional photos, videos, or descriptions? Don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re always happy to help.
At House of History, we prefer to preserve the original condition of our items. Some customers prefer a polished, restored look, while others appreciate the lived-in patina. Most of our offerings are therefore presented unpolished and in untouched condition.