拍品 101
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A Samson Paris armorial part dinner service
A Samson Paris armorial part dinner service

LATE 19TH CENTURY, WITH PSEUDO-CHINESE IDEOGRAM

細節
A Samson Paris armorial part dinner service
Late 19th century, with pseudo-Chinese ideogram
Gilt and painted in colours after a chine de commande example in the Chinese Imari style, decorated with the elaborate helmetted coat of arms of the Guillot family, the border with a wavy band depicting flowerheads and scrolls, comprising;
- nine dishes; 23.5cm. (9 1/4 in.) diam.
- six dishes;
- six dessert plates;
- a dish;
- a charger;
- a pair of large oval chargers; 50cm. (19 5/8 in.) wide (25)

拍品專文

The Guillot family originally came from Bordeaux. Elias Guillot moved first to Amsterdam and settled in 1714 as V.O.C. trader in the Dutch Indies. In 1733 he became governor of Coromandel (India) and he died in 1743 in Batavia as Director General of the Dutch Indies. The family lived in Amsterdam until the 19th century.

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