1988 Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain Plate Beauties of the Red Mansion Li-wan BOX

$ 7.13

Product Line: Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain Plate “Beauties of the Red Mansion” Item Weight: 24 oz Time Period Manufactured: 1980-1989 Origin: Jiangxi Province of Southern China Color: Multicolor Production Technique: Pottery Production Style: Art Pottery Brand: Imperial Jingdezhen Shape: Round Country of Origin: China Culture: Chinese Type: Collector Plate Material: Porcelain Item Diameter: 8.5 in Era: Late 20th Century (1970-1999) Vintage: Yes Occasion: All Occasions Style: Decorative

Description

1988 Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain Plate Beauties of the Red Mansion Li-wan BOX. Series: Eighth in the "Beauties of the Red Mansion" series (1986-1989), manufactured by the Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain works, often distributed by the China National Arts and Crafts. Character Scene: Depicts Li Wan, known in the novel as a calm, mild-mannered young widow, portrayed in traditional attire. The 1988 Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain "Li-Wan" collector plate is the eighth issue in the "Beauties of the Red Mansion" series, created by master artisan Zhao Huimin. Featuring a 8.5-inch diameter fine porcelain design, it depicts the character Li Wan from the classic Chinese novel Dream of the Red Chamber, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity in the original box Key Features and Details: Series: Eighth in the "Beauties of the Red Mansion" series (1986-1989), manufactured by the Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain works, often distributed by the China National Arts and Crafts. Artist: Master Artisan Zhao Huimin. Material & Size: 8.5-inch porcelain plate. Character Scene: Depicts Li Wan, known in the novel as a calm, mild-mannered young widow, portrayed in traditional attire. Condition: Commonly found with original boxes, pamphlets, and certificates of authenticity, often in "mint" or "excellent" condition. Backstamp: Contains information in both Chinese and English. These plates are highly sought after by collectors of vintage 1980s Chinese porcelain, particularly the "Beauties of the Red Mansion" series which featured 12 different figures, including Tai-Yu, Pao-Chai, and Hsi-Feng.