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1697-1704 and I7I7-22. As the Imari porcelain of the
Munich bowl would appear to date from around 1700,
it seems likely that, allowing for a lapse of some years
between its manufacture and its mounting in France, the
fleur-de-lys mark is the one used between 1717 and
1722. The silver mounts of the Getty Museum's bowl
may be given a similar date.

PUBLICATIONS
Wilson 1980, p. 8, no. 5; Watson 1986, pp. 54-
55, no. 13; Bremer-David et al. 1993, p. 150, no. 249;
Three French Reigns (Louis xiv, xv, & xvi) (London,
1933), no. 2.26; Sargentson 1996, p. 70, pi. 12, fig. 39.

EXHIBITIONS
Three French Reigns (Louis xiv, xv, & xvi), Lon-
don, 1933, no. 226, lent by Mrs. Walter Hayes Burns;
Mounted Oriental Porcelain, The Frick Collection, New
FIG. 46. The underside of the lid. York, 1986, no. 13.

PROVENANCE
Mrs. Walter Hayes Burns, nee Morgan (sister of
J. Pierpont Morgan), North Mymms Park, England; by
descent to Major General Sir George Burns; acquired by
the J. Paul Getty Museum at the sale of the contents of
North Mymms Park, Christie's, September 24-26,1979,
lot 45 (illus.).

NOTES
i. Ace. no. Ker 1948 u. 1947.
2,. I am grateful to Rainer Ruckert for this information.

FIG. 4C

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