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A TRANSITIONAL BLUE AND WHITE SILVER-MOUNTED TANKARD
THE PORCELAIN CIRCA 1650, THE SILVER WITH UTRECHT MARK FOR 1651
Of spreading cylindrical shape, painted in rich violet tones with an attendant offering a vase with three arrows, presumably the result of the 'arrow game', to a finely robed dignitary holding a scepter, on a garden terrace with plantain and willow, between floral bands at the foot and rim and divided by a simple loop handle with silver attachment and hinged lid (minor wear and fritting)
9¼in. (23.5cm.) high overall
THE PORCELAIN CIRCA 1650, THE SILVER WITH UTRECHT MARK FOR 1651
Of spreading cylindrical shape, painted in rich violet tones with an attendant offering a vase with three arrows, presumably the result of the 'arrow game', to a finely robed dignitary holding a scepter, on a garden terrace with plantain and willow, between floral bands at the foot and rim and divided by a simple loop handle with silver attachment and hinged lid (minor wear and fritting)
9¼in. (23.5cm.) high overall