Chinese antique porcelain plate with Fitzhugh pattern, First half of the 18th c #2558

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Chinese antique porcelain plate with Fitzhugh pattern, First half of the 18th c #2558

A very early example of the Fitzhugh pattern with extremely detailed and high quality decoration. The plate also has decoration on the reverse side of the rim which is rare to see on similar examples. Take a moment and study the details of this decoration and compare to similar examples available online.

First half of the 18th c. 

Some background on the Fitzhugh pattern:

The name Fitzhugh for this pattern derives from an association with a blue and white service ordered around 1780 by Englishman Thomas Fitzhugh. Thomas Fitzhugh served from 1786 to 1800 in Guangzhou (Canton) as a director of the British East India Company

Condition: 

Checked with UV Lamp. No hairline, No crack, No restoration. Some nicks and fritting's to the rim. Manufacturing flaws, wear.

Friendly reminder: You are buying an antique object, not a new or unused item. In addition to the major flaws mentioned in above condition report, you can expect to find insignificant micro nicks/fritting’s, wear and other traces of usage. If you need additional pictures or information, please contact us in advance.

Measurements:

Diameter: 23,5 cm