CHINA, COMPAGNIE DES INDES Set of porcelain... - Lot 168 - Pescheteau-Badin

CHINA, COMPAGNIE DES INDES Set of porcelain with Imari decoration and green family enamels: Cut-edge porcelain plate decorated in blue underglaze, iron red and gold "Imari" enamels with a central medallion emblazoned with three gold crows on an azure ground, above in a phylactery the inscription "CORBEAU". Surrounding cartouches of leaves, flowers and a group of cranes. Produced for the European market. 18th century, Kangxi period (1662-1722), circa 1710. L.: 27 cm - W.: 27cm Broken, reattached and restored, enamel chips on the cover. Similar model: Minneapolis Institute of Art, USA, inv. 2005.159.17 Porcelain plate decorated in the Imari palette, red, blue and gold in the center with a flowering vase, the wing decorated with birds in reserves, lotus flowers and foliage. On the reverse, two stylized leaf stems in blue underglaze. D. 22.5 cm Porcelain plate decorated in the Imari palette, blue, red and gold in the center with a doe and a deer surrounded by flowering prunus and bamboo. Flowering branches on the wing. 18th century. D. 23 cm Chips. Porcelain mug with polychrome blue, iron red and gold "Imari" enamel decoration of a flowering basket. 18th century. H. 13.5 cm - L. 12.5 cm Chips and cracks. A porcelain dish decorated in green family enamels with flowers, flowering shrubs, roosters and swallows facing each other. 18th century, Kangxi period (1662 - 1722). D. 25.5 cm Broken in two and restorations to the clasps, chips and scratches to the rim.