Overview
An attractive porcelain charger featuring a central stylized 'Shou' (longevity) character, surrounded by a lively border of dragons chasing flaming pearls amidst stylized clouds. The underside is decorated with cloud scrolls and bears a four-character auspicious mark reading 'Chang Ming Fu Gui' (Long Life, Wealth, and Honor).
Story
Created during a time of great transition in China, this charger carries a timeless message of hope. The central 'Shou' character and the underside inscription were artistic blessings designed to bring long life and prosperity to its owner's household.
Maker / Origin
While not bearing an imperial reign mark, this piece was produced by skilled artisans in Jingdezhen, the historic porcelain capital of China. During the late Qing and early Republic periods, private kilns flourished, producing high-quality wares for prosperous families and the export market, often utilizing traditional auspicious symbols.
Condition & Value
The charger appears to be in good stable condition with typical manufacturing flaws such as iron spots, pinholes, and minor glaze contractions. No major cracks or large chips are immediately visible, though minor rim wear is expected. Excellent condition preserves the maximum value.