A Painted Enamel Lime Green-Ground Quatrefoil Dish Qianlong Finely painted with chrysanthemums and other flowers emerging from a rock all against a ground of li
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A PAINTED ENAMEL LIME GREEN-GROUND QUATREFOIL DISH Qianlong Finely painted with chrysanthemums and other flowers emerging from a rock all against a ground of lime green, the underside enamelled in salmon-pink with a spray bearing two melons to the centre, the edge gilt. 20cm (7 7/8in) long. Footnotes: 清乾隆 綠地畫琺琅海棠形盤 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London See a salmon-pink-ground painted enamel dish, 18th century, from the R.H.R.Palmer collection, sold by Christie's London, 12th November 2025, set 8.
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