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Stoneware with hand-painted cobalt underglaze. Stylized shrimp and frame motif with strong brushwork. Possibly Beitou origin. Material: Stoneware or earthenware, hand-painted underglaze or overglaze Origin: Taiwan (Beitou, Yingge, or Hsinchu possible) Estimated Date: 1930s–1940s Condition: Authentic folk ceramic with age-appropriate wear Rarity: Extremely rare example of Taiwanese domestic folk art For inquiries and acquisition details,…
Decorative stoneware dish with central fish and a painted floral border. Likely used for
family banquets.
This highly expressive hand-painted blue-and-white plate features a bold stylized shrimp, captured in dynamic brushwork using segmented cobalt lines and dot-painting across the head and body — a signature of northern Taiwan’s early minyao tradition
This hand-painted rooster plate is a documented piece of Taiwanese ceramic heritage, featured in a published reference on early postwar folk pottery
Earthenware platter with rich pink and red shrimp design. Oval shape with floral frame.
Possibly Yingge or Hsinchu kiln.