Bol en porcelaine bleu blanc Chine, dynastie Qing, marque et époque Qianlong (1736-1795)

le pourtour légèrement ceintré sur un pied droit, à décor dans un style Ming de deux dragons en vol dans des nuages stylisés, un troisième dragon à l'intérieur dans un médaillon central entouré d'un double cercle, la base émaillée blanc avec marque Qianlong à six caractères en cachet

Apart from a series of flakes to the enamel of the rim (between approx. 2mm-6mm) and light overall surface scratches, particularly to the interior, this piece is in good condition. Please note that the bowl is of a slightly greyer tone than illustrated in the catalogue.
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Another similar dragon bowl sold with Christie's South Kensington, London, 15th May 2009, lot 179.