拍品专文
For the arms, see D. S. Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, London, 1974, p. 458 (the tankards), p. 843 (the service), p. 574 (the beakers).
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QIANLONG, CIRCA 1740
细节
TWO CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL TANKARDS
QIANLONG, CIRCA 1740
Of inverted bell shape and in two sizes, decorated with the arms of Cripps impaling Partridge; an armorial small part-service with the arms of McCulloch, comprising a milk jug and cover, a teapoy and replacement cover, and two coffee cups; an armorial punch bowl with underglaze blue diaper at the rim; two armorial beakers with the arms of Hickes; a grisaille and gilt small bowl with the arms of Ramsay quartering Ker; and a bowl with three roundels enclosing urns - all 18th Century.
The largest tankard 6¼ in. (15.8 cm.) high (11)
QIANLONG, CIRCA 1740
Of inverted bell shape and in two sizes, decorated with the arms of Cripps impaling Partridge; an armorial small part-service with the arms of McCulloch, comprising a milk jug and cover, a teapoy and replacement cover, and two coffee cups; an armorial punch bowl with underglaze blue diaper at the rim; two armorial beakers with the arms of Hickes; a grisaille and gilt small bowl with the arms of Ramsay quartering Ker; and a bowl with three roundels enclosing urns - all 18th Century.
The largest tankard 6¼ in. (15.8 cm.) high (11)