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18th Century Chinese Export Nanking Cargo Blue and White Tea Bowl & Saucer

Immerse yourself in the rich history of the 18th century with this exquisite Chinese Export Nanking Cargo Blue and White Tea Bowl & Saucer. Crafted around 1750, this piece is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of its time. Each detail, from the intricate design to the delicate glaze, speaks to the mastery of porcelain artisans.

• Historical Significance: This tea bowl and saucer are part of the renowned 'Nanking Cargo,' recovered from the shipwreck of the Geldermalsen in the South China Sea. The cargo, which was sold at auction through Christie's, provides a unique glimpse into the 18th-century trade between China and the West.
• Artistic Detail: The 'Pagoda Riverscape' pattern painted on this tea bowl and saucer is a beautiful depiction of a tranquil riverbank with a double-roofed pagoda, surrounded by leafless trees and shrubs, and an island in the background. This intricate design showcases the artistic prowess of Chinese porcelain.

Exceptional Craftsmanship and Quality

This tea bowl and saucer are not just pieces of art; they are also practical for daily use. The bowl measures 2 7/8 inches in diameter, making it perfect for enjoying your favorite tea or coffee. The saucer, with its 4 5/8 inches diameter, provides ample space for your cup. The high-quality porcelain ensures durability and a smooth, pleasant drinking experience.

• High-Quality Porcelain: The porcelain used in this piece is of the highest quality, providing a fine balance between strength and elegance. It is also microwave and dishwasher safe, making it convenient for your daily use.
• Free Shipping: We offer free shipping within the Continental United States, ensuring that you receive your valuable item without any additional cost. For international shipping, please contact us for detailed rates.

Unique Provenance and Condition

This tea bowl and saucer have a rich provenance, having been part of the private collection in Salem, Massachusetts. They are in excellent condition, free from hairlines, chips, or repairs. The inclusion of UV light photos in the condition report further highlights the pristine condition of this piece.

• Provenance: This item has a clear and verified history, providing peace of mind to collectors and enthusiasts.
• Condition: The condition report confirms that this piece is in excellent condition, making it a valuable addition to any collection.