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Vintage Oval Chinese celadon green porcelain serving platter featuring blue script characters around the rim and a central blue medallion (often called a Shou or longevity symbol), commonly associated with mid-20th-century decorative production or apocryphal Xuande-style designs.
Measurements: 13” x 9”
Material: Ceramic / Porcelain with marks on the bottom
Condition: in good condition with No Chips, No Cracks. It has some flaws with the original painting but in good condition.
Note: Suggested that not to put it in the dishwasher, stove or microwave
We can combined shipping
Cultural & Symbolic Meaning:
• The "Hundred Shou" (Longevity) Theme: The script running around the rim consists of stylized variations of the Chinese character 壽 (Shou), which means longevity, long life, or health. In Chinese decorative arts, a "Hundred Shou" design represents a powerful blessing for a long, prosperous, and healthy life.
• Central Medallion: The motif in the exact center is a geometric, circular configuration of the Shou symbol (often called a stylized rosette or mandala), designed to ground the blessing at the core of the piece.
• Color Harmonization: The combination of the calm, jade-like green celadon glazewith underglaze cobalt blue script creates a highly traditional and serene aesthetic rooted in imperial porcelain history.
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