拍品专文
Variously known as 'Bengal Tiger', 'Kylin' and 'Dragon and Compartments', this pattern was taken directly from an early 18th century Chinese famille verte design of the Kangxi period.
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VARIOUS PROPERTIES
A PAIR OF CHAMBERLAIN'S WORCESTER CRESTED DESSERT PLATES
CIRCA 1796-1798, IRON-RED SCRIPT CHAMBERLAIN'S WORCESTER MARK AND PATTERN NO. 75 TO EACH
细节
A PAIR OF CHAMBERLAIN'S WORCESTER CRESTED DESSERT PLATES
Circa 1796-1798, iron-red script Chamberlain's Worcester mark and pattern No. 75 to each
Each painted in the 'Dragon in Compartments' pattern in the famille verte palette with four radiating panels, alternately enclosing a stylized dragon or vases in a still life on a table, the center with the crest of a stag standing on a black and white striped baton before a tree, the border with cell pattern and half-flowerheads, gilt line rim
8½ in. (21.6 cm.) diameter (2)
Circa 1796-1798, iron-red script Chamberlain's Worcester mark and pattern N
Each painted in the 'Dragon in Compartments' pattern in the famille verte palette with four radiating panels, alternately enclosing a stylized dragon or vases in a still life on a table, the center with the crest of a stag standing on a black and white striped baton before a tree, the border with cell pattern and half-flowerheads, gilt line rim
8½ in. (21.6 cm.) diameter (2)