Pair of 'Catherine the Great' Armorial Reticulated Plates, ca. 1785, 7.5" DIA
Product Overview
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Description
Pair of 'Catherine the Great' Armorial Reticulated Plates, ca. 1785, 7.5" DIA
一對「凱瑟琳大帝」紋章網板，約。 1785 年，7.5 英吋直徑
Lot 426 - Bordered with floral and purple ribbon swag; bearing arms with double-headed eagle of Catherine the Great; 7 1/2" DIA.Literature: Le Corbeiller, Clare. China Trade Porcelain: Patterns of Exchange. The Metropolitan Museum of Art: 1974, p. 100-112.
Chinese Export Porcelain, Elvehjem Museum of Art (Catherine Coleman Brawer, Elvehjem Museum of Art, University of Wisconsin-Madison,1992. ISBN 932900-30-5) page 53, plate 29. For a pierced basket from this Catherine the Great armorial service see : Chinese Export Art, Christie`s New York, 23rd January lot 186. For another plate from the Catherine the Great armorial service of c.1785 see : Fine Chinese Export Ceramics and Works of Art, Christie`s London, 1st November 1993, lot 136.
Condition: Slight crack repair and minor wear to the enamels.
拍品 426 - 鑲有花卉及紫色絲帶飾物； 手持葉卡捷琳娜大帝的雙頭鷹武器； 7 1/2 英吋直徑。 狀況：輕微裂紋修復和琺瑯輕微磨損。 -
Weights and Measurements
Dimensions
7.5"DIA x 1"H
Weight
1 lb. 12.8 oz.
Carton Dimensions
14"L x 14"W x 6"H
Carton Weight
~5 lbs.
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Features and Specifications
Product Type
Dessert Plate
Original/Reproduction
Antique Original
Category
China Trade
Sub-Category
Chinese Export
Export Market
Europe
Region of Origin
China
Dynastic Period
Qing Dynasty
Reign Period
Qianlong (1736-1795)
Primary Material Porcelain & Pottery
Color Palette
Famille Rose
Decoration/Design Pattern
Armorial Ware
Shape/Form
Plate
Marks
Unmarked
Provenance
Private collection of Armenian brothers, Armen and Dr. Vartan "Van" Ghugasian.
Condition Report
Slight crack repair and minor wear to the enamels.
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