Pair of Imari Porcelain Plates, China 18th Century

This distinguished pair of 18th-century Imari porcelain plates from China exemplifies the exquisite craftsmanship of the era.

Each plate features a finely glazed surface, centered with a striking design of two large feathers surrounded by an intricate arrangement of blue and red peonies and delicate floral motifs, all enhanced by subtle gold accents that bring depth and elegance to the composition.

The gently scalloped rim is adorned with a refined frieze of stylized small flowers, framing the central artwork with understated sophistication.

Measuring 28 cm in diameter, both plates have been meticulously preserved, retaining their vibrant colors and lustrous finish.

While exhibiting excellent antique condition overall, one plate includes a faint hairline crack, a testament to its history and authenticity.

These plates not only serve as functional pieces but also as exceptional collectibles that reflect the rich artistic heritage of 18th-century Chinese porcelain.