綺齡 (Chee Ling) Chinese Porcelain Bowl

The "Chee Ling" mark, or 綺齡 (Qǐlíng), is associated with pieces made or commissioned by individuals or workshops during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic period in China. These marks often indicate a higher level of craftsmanship and attention to detail. Pieces bearing this mark are often found in the Chinoiserie style, which was popular in the West.

This style blends Chinese motifs with Western tastes, resulting in unique and decorative items. The presence of this mark suggests that the bowl was likely intended for export or for a discerning clientele who appreciated fine porcelain. The combination of the Imari-style decoration and the Chee Ling mark makes this bowl a particularly interesting and valuable piece.

This piece is in perfect condition with no flaws or signs of wear. It is absolutely stunning.
10” wide.

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