Antique Chinese & Japanese PorcelainEuropean Ceramics & Works of Art
Meissen octagonal bowl, circa 1728-30, enamelled in Kakiemon style with repeating panels of four different formal flowering plats, a border of flowerheads and leaves inside, with flared rim with a scrolling leaves and flowers, traces of crossed swords mark in overglaze blue enamel, diameter: 11.7cm. 4 9/16in. condition: restoration to a section of the rim. A very similar bowl bearing the Jonanneum mark N=251W was in the exhibition of Meissen Porcelain from German SOLD
Notes:
Private Collections, Hetjens-Museum, Dusseldorf, 1997, fig.133. A closely related Japanese prototype from the collection at Burghley House was in the British Museum 'Porcelain for Palaces' exhibition, 1990 fig. 128
Provenance:
Provenance: the Brigadier J.M. Neilson collection.
Guest & Gray 58 Davies StreetLondonW1K 5LP
