Provenance: Waterfront Bayshore Tampa Florida 50 year collector estate, name withheld by heirs.Description: Antique Chinese Famille Rose Signed Or Inscribed Qing Bird Floral Poetry Platter Tray Plaque On Stand. 10.75in x 8.25in x 0.8in excluding export stand, circa late 19th century to early 20th century possibly older, lobed quatrefoil format with vertical boarder edge hand painted enamel, with vers and or signature likely poetry above scenic compositionSHIPPING and PICKUP: All lots in this sale are referred to our preferred UPS Store whose information appears in the item invoice. Note for lots 300 and above, jewelry, silver and coins, we have special flat rate provisions. Our recommended UPS Store offers a better grade of packing materials, ships for several area auction houses, ships internationally, offers freight services, can combine lots and importantly times their pickups with our appt. only St. Petersburg, Florida warehouse hours. Alternately, winning lots may be picked up by limited hours and days appts. at our St. Petersburg 33709 warehouse however be advised we do not have fixed loading dock hours and truckers must be in contact directly with our staff by cell phone. Previews are 1 person at a time for specific advance requested lots by appt. at our main St. Petersburg, FL warehouse the Saturday through Friday before the sale. Items are not staged for exhibition and are securely housed outside of preview times at multiple locations. The sale is online only with no in person auction audience or warehouse activity the day of sale or the Sunday after the sale. Winning bidders are invoiced Sunday and Monday and items are not available for pick up or shipping until payments are processed online and we are notified electronically, typically by Thursday, as there is no payment processing at our warehouse. Thank you for your interest and participation in another exciting Richard Stedman Estate Services LLC online event. Estate Ref: CET

Scattered inner and outer edge glaze flakes, no cracks, even light estate glaze wear, a few scattered stains to the upper backgrounds of the composition surface.