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Museum Accession No.: EA1978.714 Catalogue No.: 386 Object type: Plate Kiln/Location: Blue-and-white, Arita Period/Date: early 18th century Dimensions: H. 2.8 cm, D. 16.8 cm; Underglaze blue in footring: four-character Chenghua mark Provenance: Reitlinger gift Description: Plate. Sides moulded in convex flutes with a petalled rim. Underglaze blue decoration of a central flower spray within a double circle. On the reverse, three treasure patterns with streamers attached; a triple line around the foot, a single line within. Exhibited: Similar Example: Illustrated:	Main View
	Detail of Decoration

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