Late 17th-century Kangxi Period Porcelain Shipwreck Plate (#2) Totes A deliciously charming addition to

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Late 17th-century Kangxi Period Porcelain Shipwreck Plate (#2) Totes A deliciously charming addition toThis 17th century porcelain plate is among John Derian's trove of handpicked vintage & antique goods. Dating back to the Kangxi Period (16621722), the plate features a "kingfisher blue" cobalt underglaze with chrysanthemum blossoms. This piece maintains a marine patina after being submerged in water for over three centuries before its recovery during a historical shipwreck salvage excavation. Details 8. 5" W and 1. 75" Deep Porcelain c. 1662 1722,