Antique 19th Century Chinese Canton Blue & White Export Porcelain 8.5" Scenic Bowl & Stand

Antique 19th Century Chinese Canton Blue & White Export Porcelain 8.5" Scenic Bowl & Stand

Add a tangible piece of Qing Dynasty history to your collection with this authentic 19th-century Chinese Canton Export porcelain bowl. Hand-painted in deep underglaze cobalt blue, this piece features the iconic "Riverscape" narrative—a tranquil village scene complete with tiered pagodas, winding arched bridges, and distant mountain peaks.

Known as a "soup plate" due to its shallow bowl form, this piece is framed by the traditional Canton lattice-and-cloud border. The waxy, vitreous glaze and the charmingly irregular brushwork are hallmarks of early-to-mid 19th-century production for the Western market. Included is a matching dark-finish wooden display stand, making this a ready-to-style "found object" for a Grandmillennial library shelf, a sophisticated Coastal mantel, or a curated Blue and White gallery wall.

Dimensions
Diameter: 8.5”
Height/Depth: 1.5”
Stand Height:  7” 

Condition
Good Antique Condition – This piece beautifully reflects its 150+ year history. True to its hand-made 19th-century origin, it features original production characteristics such as kiln grit, minor glaze pitting, and light surface wear. These authentic "imperfections" verify its period provenance. There are no major modern chips, cracks, or professional repairs.

A masterclass in 19th-century global trade artistry, this Blue Canton Bowl offers a rare opportunity to acquire a storied piece of Asian history. It serves as a powerful conversation piece that bridges the gap between ancient Eastern kilns and the high-design homes of today.