Object class: Plates (general, dishes) / Collection place: Asia / Donor: Anson Stiles Blake - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-12693, described as China. Platter, porcelain. Very shallow wide bowl shape, flat bottom, curved sides, flared rim and short foot. Heavily decorated with overglaze enamels: flowers and leaves in green, grey, and red with black outline over red diaper pattern of four lobed leaf within squares, on white ground. Band around inner wall with peony scroll work in same colors with two green and two yellow dragons on dotted circle pattern in iron red. Outer wall: red cloud pattern band near rim. Red and green prunus blossoms below, and plantain leaf comb pattern band near base. Double recessed foot. Platter had been badly broken and mended with staples, plaster and pewter in the chips. Enamel and lacquer very worn, and scratched on bottom. Height 6.2 centimeters, diameter 32.2 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-14636, described as Bowl, glass: Pale blue, shallow, flat-bottomed with ribbed sides and scalloped edge. Diameter: 32 cm, Height: 5.5 cm. Similar to 9-14635

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-12426, described as Plate, porcelain; with overglaze enamel decoration. Kutani ware, one of two. Bird standing on land by water with green, blue bamboo. Grey bird flying above; all in enamel on white ground. Rolling floral border in green yellow, and red. Brown pigment on rim (beni-e). Linear designs on underside in red, green, and black. Blue underglaze bands near foot. Seal mark Fuku "prosperity" in green on bottom. Three stilt marks. Height 3 centimeters, rim diameter 25.5 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-12688, described as China. Platter-bowl, porcelain, with famille rose enamel decoration. Wide, octagonal shape with notched corners in rim. Half of sides cylindrical, tapering to flat bottom; other half flared out to rim in eight curved sides. Floral pattern on bottom including peonies, in pink, red, blue and dark and light green enamels and gold and orange lacquer. Narrow 'fluer de lis' like band bottom. Chrysanthemum and other floral scrollwork on four sides near rim in same emanels. Altrenating lozenge and scrollwork band around upper rim. Brown on edge. Underside white. Recessed foot glazed. Badly broken, and mended. Many scratches and stains in surface.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-12692, described as China. Platter, porcelain. Wide, very shallow bowl shape with wide, flat almost horizontal flange. Short foot. Dark blue wash designs, outlined with white slip relief, on blue tinged celadon: round Shou seal mark (longevity) in center with scroll medallion; surrounded by five stylized bats, and eight ling-chih fungus (?) marks on flange. Blue underglaze six character seal mark on recessed foot of Ch'ien Lung reign (1736-1795) of Ch'ing dynasty. Body is very lumpy, surface very scratched. Height 5.3 centimeters, max diameter 28.5 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-12726, described as plate or shallow bowl, design similar to 9-12727.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-12708, described as China, Ching-te-chen attributed, Kiangsi province attributed. Plate, porcelain, blue and white tradeware. Wide with curved up rim, depressed marly, slightly recessed base. Small central medallion with two seated women at game board in garden, depicted within circle. Medallion surrounded by broad band with symmetrical floral motif joined by scrollwork on inner side. Narrower outer border to rim with flower and leaves scrollwork. All decorated in different tones of blue underglaze wash and linear brushwork. Underside plain. Chipped rim. Height 1.9 centimeters, diameter 24 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-12694, described as China. Plate, porcelain. Wide, somewhat curved up sides, depression in center bottom. Dark underglaze blue decoration: small medallion center of perals or Jui scepters radiating like flowers. Same design in scrollwork band with eight characters: "good luck" around bottom near side. On side near rim: eight Buddhist emblems in band in iron red. Two light blue lines near edge. Underside has three floral designs in overglaze enamels of red, white, green and yellow, depicting peach, pomegranate, and finger citron. Faint lines in underglaze blue. Recessed foot. Top surface very scratched. Small character cut into surface. Diameter 27 centimeters, height 3.8 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 9-14637a,b, described as Plates, glass: shallow opaque yellow bowl shape with slightly ribbed sides. Engraved centers and fluted borders. Etched decoration: 'river and mountain' scene with trees and two boats to the left of the tree. (a) has boat at right of tree. Scratched surface. Diameter: (a&b) 19cm. Height 3.5cm.