Title: Rare Chinese porcelain barber's bowl, Imari style, Kangxi period (1662-1722) Description: Presented is a rare and fascinating porcelain barber's bowl, dating back to the era of the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, between the late 17th and early 18th centuries. This piece is a magnificent example of Chinese export porcelain, with a decoration that imitates the famous Japanese Imari style. Main features: Type: This is a barber's bowl, recognizable by its oval shape and the notch on the edge, designed to adhere to the neck during shaving. Decoration: The work is finely hand-painted in a rich polychromy that combines underglaze cobalt blue with overglaze enamels in rust orange (called "iron red") and gold, a distinctive feature of the Chinese Imari style. Motif: The design features a vibrant central floral bouquet with stylized flowers in blue, orange and gold, surrounded by a band decorated with floral scroll and foliage motifs. Condition: The conditions are excellent in relation to its age, free from any defects or restoration.. Measurements: diameter 30 cm A regular certificate of authenticity with photo is issued. We guarantee a response to your emails within 24 hours REGISTERED IN THE REGISTER OF EXPERTS AND CTU AT THE COURT OF LA SPEZIA