A Painted Enamel Pink-Ground Quatrefoil Dish Qianlong Painted with flowers, leafy plants and rockwork, with two butterflies overhead
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A PAINTED ENAMEL PINK-GROUND QUATREFOIL DISH Qianlong Painted with flowers, leafy plants and rockwork, with two butterflies overhead, the underside enamelled speckled sky-blue with two gourds to the centre, the rim gilt. 19.3cm (7 5/8in) long. Footnotes: 清乾隆 粉紅地畫琺琅海棠形盤 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London See a similar pink-ground painted enamel dish with flower and bird design, mid-Qing dynasty, illustrated in the Compendium of Collections in the Palace Museum: Enamels, 5 , Beijing, 2011, no.231. See also another example illustrated by R.Soame Jenyns and W.Watson, Chinese Art: The Minor Arts , Oldbourne, 1963, pl.120.
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