Plate
- Medium: Porcelain with underglaze
- Place Made: China
- Dates: 1368-1644
- Dynasty: Ming Dynasty
- Markings: 6 character mark "Da Ming xuande nian zhi" on the base.
- Collections: Asian Art
- Museum Location:
This item is not on view - Accession Number: 47.201
- Credit Line: Henry L. Batterman Fund
- Image: Overall, 47.201_acetate_bw.jpg. Brooklyn Museum photograph
- Catalogue Description: Chinese blue-and-white porcelain plate. Made of fine-grained porcelain clay which fires tan on exposure to the kiln. Many small imperfections in body clay. Wide flat rim with scalloped edge; sturdy foot rim. Painted in underglaze cobalt which fires to a silvery blue. Rim design of lotus. Central design of cranes and pine. Under rim design of bird and flowering branch. All executed in an outline and wash technique. 6 character mark Da Ming xuande nian zhi on the base. This piece dates to the 16th century and is an example of Kraak Porcelain.
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