Lot 69 清乾隆 青花躍犬盤及陽傘夫人圖湯匙托盤 | A 'LEAPING PEKINESE' DISH AND A BLUE AND WHITE 'DAME AU PARASOL' SPOON TRAY AFTER CORNELIS PRONK
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| 拍卖公司 | 邦瀚斯 |
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| 拍卖时间 | 2026年07月16日 |
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清乾隆 青花躍犬盤及陽傘夫人圖湯匙托盤 | A 'LEAPING PEKINESE' DISH AND A BLUE AND WHITE 'DAME AU PARASOL' SPOON TRAY AFTER CORNELIS PRONK
起拍价
GBP 600
估值区间
GBP 600 - 800
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The dish decorated in blue enamels with a leaping Pekinese dog to the centre within border panels of parakeets, on an iron red hatch pattern ground; the spoon tray of lobed hexagonal form, decorated with the 'Dame au Parasol' design.
The dish 18cm (7 1/8in) diam. (2).
Footnotes
清乾隆 青花躍犬盤及陽傘夫人圖湯匙托盤
Provenance: Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, 2004 (The 'Leaping Pekinese' dish)(collector's notes)
Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, May 2013 (the spoon tray)(collector's notes)
Published and Illustrated: M. White, Drinking at the Whites' House: Ceramics from the Whites' House collection, vol. 2, n.p., 2021, p.200 (the spoon tray)
M. White, , vol. 3, n.p., 2022, p.117 (the 'Leaping Pekinese' dish)
Howard and Ayers refer to the 'Leaping Pekinese' design as "The Pekinese and the parrots" and speculate that it may be the work of Cornelis Pronk and his studio, see , vol. I, London, 1978, p.296.
The dish decorated in blue enamels with a leaping Pekinese dog to the centre within border panels of parakeets, on an iron red hatch pattern ground; the spoon tray of lobed hexagonal form, decorated with the 'Dame au Parasol' design.
The dish 18cm (7 1/8in) diam. (2).
Footnotes
清乾隆 青花躍犬盤及陽傘夫人圖湯匙托盤
Provenance: Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, 2004 (The 'Leaping Pekinese' dish)(collector's notes)
Acquired from R & G McPherson Antiques, May 2013 (the spoon tray)(collector's notes)
Published and Illustrated: M. White, Drinking at the Whites' House: Ceramics from the Whites' House collection, vol. 2, n.p., 2021, p.200 (the spoon tray)
M. White, , vol. 3, n.p., 2022, p.117 (the 'Leaping Pekinese' dish)
Howard and Ayers refer to the 'Leaping Pekinese' design as "The Pekinese and the parrots" and speculate that it may be the work of Cornelis Pronk and his studio, see , vol. I, London, 1978, p.296.
