An identical dish of this rare shape and design is illustrated by F. and N. Hervout and Y. Bruneau, op.cit., 1986, p.187, fig.8.14. Compare the related plates and dishes with a central European figure, usually seated amongst scattered flower sprays and always enclosed within the same band of flowers and rocaille leaves illustrated by Hervout and Bruneau ibid., figs. 4.29, 6.62, 8.3, and 8.10; another is in the Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels, exhibited Hong Kong, 1989/90, Catalogue, no.39; and a plate from the Mottahedeh Collection is illustrated by D.S. Howard and J. Ayers, op.cit., 1978, vol.II, no.348, p.359.