Antique Chinese Ming Dynasty Blue & White Porcelain Dish, Lion Motif, "Fu" Mark

Dimension: 5.25 inches (13.33cm)

Description

Offered for sale is an antique Chinese porcelain dish, dating to the Ming Dynasty, 15th–16th century. This is a fine example of folk kiln blue and white porcelain from the mid-Ming period.

The dish features a central, freely painted lion motif, a traditional symbol of power, good fortune, and high official rank ("Taishi Shaoshi"). The exterior is decorated with delicate scrolling floral patterns. The base bears a single blue character "Fu" (福), meaning "blessing" or "good fortune". The glaze is a soft, pale celadon white, and the blue decoration uses domestic cobalt pigments, resulting in a muted, elegant blue with natural ink-wash effects.

Condition

Good antique condition with a minor chip on the rim, as clearly shown in the photos. No significant cracks, repairs, or major damage. The colors remain vibrant, and the glaze retains a beautiful luster.

A charming and authentic piece of Ming Dynasty folk art, perfect for collection or display.

Please refer to the photos for exact dimensions and condition details.

We do not accpet return, please check pics for details before buying. Sold as it is. 

No Smoking / No Pet Enviorment . 

US seller,  fast shipping , ship in one day. 

the wooden base is not included. For display purpose only.  

Keywords

Antique Chinese porcelain, Ming Dynasty, blue and white, lion motif, "Fu" mark, folk kiln, 15th century, 16th century, Chinese antique, blue and white dish, auspicious motifs, Ming porcelain, lion dish, minor chip, antique condition, Chinese export porcelain, mid-Ming, folk art