Plate features a pie mouth, arc surface, shallow abdomen that gradually closes downwards, and a round bottom. Two convex lines run parallel in a string pattern across the outer surface, adding a sense of rich visual variation. Gold-purple glaze is applied across the entire surface of the plate, imbuing it with a pure tone of color. Transparent glaze is applied to the inside of the bottom base, where six Chinese characters divided across three lines meaning, “Made during the reign of Qing emperor Qianlong,” are inscribed. It is a single-color glazed plate with a delicate Taizhi and a uniform application of glaze. This serves as a boutique example of persimmon glazed wares made during the reign of Qianlong.

D: 16.8 cm