Price guide to antique Chinese porcelain chargers including a Longquan celadon “Dragon” charger and a Famille Rose charger.
A Chinese export porcelain and lacquered charger late 19th century diameter 20 3/4in (52.5cm)
Sold for US$ 2,375 (£ 1,814) inc. premium at Bonhams in 2018
A LONGQUAN CELADON ‘DRAGON’ CHARGER YUAN DYNASTY (1271-1368) The dish is moulded to the centre with a powerful, writhing four-clawed dragon below a band of stylised foliage to the cavetto. The reverse is further moulded with upright petals and the charger is covered all over with a glaze of bluish-green tone with the exception of the unglazed orange-buff colour foot ring. 14 ¼ in. (36.1 cm.) diam.
Sold for GBP 37,500 at Christies in 2018
Chinese Export Grisaille- and Gilt-Decorated Porcelain Charger 18th Century Diameter 14 inches.
Chips to edges of underside, old tape residue to bottom, decoration very rubbed, firing bursts and inclusions, gilding rubbed especially to center decoration.
Sold for $187 (includes buyer’s premium)
Large Chinese blue and white porcelain charger, painted with dragon and fruit patterns.
Sold For $350 at Norton’s Art in 2018
A FINELY PAINTED FAMILLE ROSE CHARGER, QING DYNASTY, YONGZHENG PERIOD, CA. 1730, WITH THE INCISED JOHANNEUM MARK N = I83 I
Sold for 15,000 EUR at Sotheby’s in 2018
