Explore current listings for Chinese Rose Medallion plates available in the USA, from small pairs and scalloped quatrifoil examples to larger oval serving pieces. Prices in these examples range from about $59 to $199, with condition and size contributing to the difference. Compare measurements carefully, since listed plates range from roughly 6 to 16 inches, and check descriptions and photographs for chips, cracks, repairs, wear, missing stands and other damage. Also look for clear images of any marks or signatures and confirm shipping terms before buying.
Current Chinese Rose Medallion Plates Listings
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What to Look For
Check the seller’s measurements carefully, since Rose Medallion plates range from small side plates to large serving pieces. Examine every photograph for hairline cracks, rim chips, flakes, glaze wear, stains, and repaired breaks, especially around lobed or scalloped edges. Ask whether damage is visible on both sides and whether any restoration or overpainting is present. Compare the decoration for hand-painted variation, and inspect the underside for foot-ring wear, kiln irregularities, stickers, or marks; a mark should not be treated as proof of age or authenticity by itself. Confirm whether a listing includes one plate or a pair, and request additional images if the condition description is vague. Check packing and shipping terms before buying.
More Chinese Rose Medallion Plates Listings
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Buying Tips
When comparing Rose Medallion plates, check diameter, shape and whether a stand is included before judging price. Read descriptions for chips, hairlines, repairs, glaze wear and repainting, and inspect photographs around the rim, foot ring and decorated panels. Pairs and unusual forms may be priced differently from standard circular plates. Ask sellers about undisclosed damage, packing methods and return terms, especially for porcelain shipped within the USA. Compare several examples rather than treating one asking price as a benchmark.