R9573
£5,500
Description
A pair of Chinese porcelain famille rose plates, each painted in the centre with four Yang family lady equestrians in front of a terrace, overlooked by three men on a balcony, all enclosed by a decorative band at the rim divided by four panels of precious objects.
21.7cm diameter, 3.5cm height.
Early Qianlong, circa 1750.
Condition
Both excellent.
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