Pair of Chinese Kang Xi Vung Tau Cargo Blue & White Porcelain Bowls
Pair of Chinese Kang Xi Vung Tau Cargo Blue & White Porcelain Bowls
Pair of Chinese Kang Xi Vung Tau Cargo Blue & White Porcelain Bowls
Pair of Chinese Kang Xi Vung Tau Cargo Blue & White Porcelain Bowls
Pair of Chinese Kang Xi Vung Tau Cargo Blue & White Porcelain Bowls
Pair of Chinese Kang Xi Vung Tau Cargo Blue & White Porcelain Bowls

Pair of Chinese Kang Xi Vung Tau Cargo Blue & White Porcelain Bowls

Code: 13457

£120.00

A pair of Chinese Kang XI blue & white shipwreck blue & white shallow dishes from the Vung Tau Cargo, late 17th Century, bearing 'Vung Tau Cargo' lot stickers from the Christies, Amsterdam auction of April 1992, and collection identification numbers painted to the raised foot.

The 'VUNG TAU CARGO' was discovered in 1989 by a Vietnamese fisherman on the Southern Coast of Vietnam. The cargo was salvaged by the Vietnam Salvage Corporation and the contents subsequently sold at Christie's Amsterdam in April 1992. 

The ship was an Asian trading vessel, dated to circa 1690 during the reign of the Emperor Kangxi. It had been burnt to the waterline as it was bound for Indonesia from China. Batavia (now Jakarta) was the centre of the enormous Dutch East India Company (VOC) where the consignment would have been prepared for an onward voyage to Holland. 

3.5cm high, 12cm diameter.