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A LARGE ROSE-IMARI "PROVINCES" DISH
Circa 1725
A large coat-of-arms in the center inscribed ZEELANDT and contained within architectural frameowrk with steps leading to a pair of niches where Chinese ladies in pink robes stand, one holding a feather, a cherub in the pediment above, all within cobalt blue diaper borders enclosing rose enamel blossoming prunus, landscape vignettes with figures, and aquatic creature cartouches
19in. (48.3cm.) diam.

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This famille rose pattern, the most elaborate of the four "Provinces" types, demonstrates the continued desirability of the series as the 1720's decade continued and rose enamel was introduced

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