CHINE, DYNASTIE QING, CIRCA 1720

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RARE PAIRE DE PLATS ARMORIES EN PORCELAINE
CHINE, DYNASTIE QING, CIRCA 1720
De forme circulaire, ornés au centre des armes de la Famille Ataïde, le blason reposant sur un promontoire, surmonté d'un taureau et d'une couronne, entouré de deux volutes feuillagées soutenant un panier fleuri, la bordure rehaussée de motifs alternés de médaillons dorés, têtes de taureaux et urnes encadrées d'oiseaux
Diamètre: 33,3 cm. (13 1/8 in.) (2)

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Further details

A RARE PAIR OF PORTUGUESE MARKET ARMORIAL DISHES
CHINA, QING DYNASTY, CIRCA 1720

Lot Essay

This pair was part of the fifth service, from a group of seven services and closely related individual orders, all made for Dom Luis Peregrino de Ataide (1700-1758), all in variations on this bold, baroque style, one initialled LA. Ataide, 10th Count of Atouguia, was a counselor to Joao V and 6th Viceroy of Brazil. See N. de Castro, Chinese Porcelain and the Heraldry of the Empire, Opporto 1988, p. 57

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