TWO LARGE FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL OCTAGONAL DISHES

CIRCA 1775

细节

TWO LARGE FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL OCTAGONAL DISHES
circa 1775
Enamelled with a central scene depicting four figures flying kites on a garden terrace beside a fruiting tree and a hound, buildings in a hilly riverscape in the background, all beneath an accollée coat-of-arms suspending a ribboned cartouche issuing flower-sprays and surmounted by a crest
16½in. (41.5cm.) wide (2)

拍品专文

The arms are those of Peach quartering Small with Cockburn in pretence and accollée. Cf. D.S.Howard, p.346, where the author suggests that the central scene is unique for armorial porcelain. Samuel Peach, for whom this service was made, was a director of the East India Company between 1773 and 1784