Porcelain dish decorated with a lakescape in a quadrangular reserve surrounded by four curvilinear sides on a cobalt blue background of hexagonal motifs and wrapped Taoist symbols. Copper-rimmed lip. Ornamented top left with a calligraphic poem from the "Preface to the Prince Teng Pavilion" by Wang Bo (650-676), translating as "The imposing Dang Vuong pavilion leans against the river bank".
Bich Ngoc two-character mark under the base, literally "sapphire".
China for Vietnam, late 18th-early 19th century.
Diameter: 17.5 cm.
(Crack).
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